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We Vote NO – Race Supports Net Neutrality

There might be some new changes with your Internet soon. On Thursday a 2-1 vote led by the FCC, the Commission voted to propose a new review of the rules, with the goal of loosening the regulations on the industry. The proposal also suggests repealing the “general conduct” rule that allows the FCC to investigate […]

RaceTV

Face to Face with Race: Eva Borras

When you get your welcome call from Race Communications, have you ever wondered who’s on the other end? Most likely, you’re speaking with San Francisco native Eva Borras, who loves giving customers the best service. Read more to find out how she spends her days at Race. How long have you been at Race? I […]

Broadband

“Phishing” – How to protect yourself.

Ads, ads, ads – the Internet is full of them! Whether companies are vying for your attention through a flash sale or a targeted Facebook ad, digital advertising has taken the Internet by storm. Digital advertising has become more powerful than advertising because we consider it information rather than marketing. But with every innovation, comes a dark side. We’ve all seen […]

Broadband

Fighting Frontier – Race Responds to the challenge!

At the end of April, Frontier Communications submitted a challenge that would jeopardize Race Communications’ efforts in Phelan, CA. Their challenge was rejected by the CPUC, however this did not stop Frontier from trying to submit further comments. This morning, Race submitted its response and hopes that the CPUC will see the error in Frontier’s […]

Race Internet

Do I need to “Gigafy”?

As technology evolves, there’s something to be learned on a daily basis. Gigabit Internet is the new kid on the block and one of the biggest tech crazes around. For starters, experts believe Gigabit Internet will change the world we live in. According to Marti Hearst, a professor at UC Berkeley School of Information. In […]

News

Working Together – Mono County & Race Communications

As of April 20th, 2017, Race has been vetted by the planning committee, board, and County and is approved to build in Crowley Lake and Lee Vining. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) selected Race Communications to bring fiber optic Internet to the communities of Aspen Springs, Chalfant, Crowley Lake, Lee Vining, Bridgeport, Walker and Sunny Slopes […]