…ngers, we recommend the Electronic Freedom Foundation. Their website covers the topic of protecting privacy in great detail. Cruzio works with the EFF on Net Neutrality and other issues — they are a great non-profit, pro-consumer group….
…bility and fairness. We’ve seen him take the right side of the argument on Net Neutrality and personal privacy on the internet. He has some top-notch help in his office: Panetta aides Emmanuel Garcia, Matt Manning, and Carina Chavez made sure their boss’s letters of support reached people in the CPUC. We’re also lucky to have even a State Assembly member who understands the importance of internet to families and businesses around our county. You m…
…io is very proud of Chris Frost, an acknowledged expert and mentor to other internet providers,” says our CEO Peggy Dolgenos. “This position gives him an opportunity to champion the causes of internet privacy, competition, and net neutrality.” During his tenure as President, Frost says he plans on growing and strengthening the organization even further. So we wanted to send out a big congratulations to Chris Frost, best of luck at your new positio…
…e it, a more robust and redundant system. Q. What about privacy, security, net neutrality? A. Cruzio has the same standards we always have. Your email isn’t harvested for marketing material. Your personal information isn’t collected for sale. That’s never going to change. Q. Any danger that email was lost while Cruzio moved it? A. No. We had a redundant system during the change. We’ve moved the mailboxes to a different server, but on our side, eve…
…om Velocity to Cruzio’s locally-owned and -operated, independent, open and Net Neutral network, here are a few things you might want to know. What’s the new service all about? For most folks, this is going to mean switching you to our ultra-fast high-speed wireless service, Wireless Pro. We call it Pro because it’s professional-grade — perfect for connected homes, home businesses or small to mid-sized businesses of all kinds. And our new low price…
This week Cruzio Internet begins construction of its independent, net neutral, high-speed Santa Cruz Fiber network in downtown Santa Cruz. We’ve worked with leading design, engineering and construction companies to build a new network, which will bring affordable gigabit (1,000 Mbps) broadband service to downtown homes and businesses early next year. The construction technique being we’re using, called directional boring, allows the build team to…
…to connect the first wave of subscribers within weeks and by September the network will be fully operational. The impact? Thousands of homes and businesses will finally experience the speed and reliability they’ve long needed. Beyond that, we’ll integrate fire alert cameras into the network, bolstering safety across the region. Cruzio has already started partnering with local organizations, including the Department of Emergency Management on their…
…f is on hand to assist in any way possible. We value you as customers and as neighbors. And most of all, thank you for your continued support of local, Net Neutral internet. Need more information? Check out our Email Upgrade FAQ….
…esk interface. Using a different browser, including other versions of Internet Explorer, is the solution. » back to the top Website Development Questions Why does my website have a Cruzio “Under Construction” page when I browse to it? By default we put an “Under Construction” page up on your domain. It is in the httpdocs folder and is named index.html. You can replace this with your own web page. Create your own file named index.html (be sure you…
…ished TechCrunch article charmingly titled 13 Ways to Screw Over Your Internet Provider As you can imagine, since Cruzio is an internet provider, that raised an eyebrow over here and we figured we’d take a look. Wow. Amazing what some folks have to go through — it’s like they’re at war with the company who supposedly serves them! A lot of the measures suggested by the deeply disgruntled author aren’t necessary when you have an independent, Net-Neu…
