Sonic.net Fusion Broadband

June 19, 2009 – 6:08 pm

upto18mbps2We are now serving five hundred customers on our fast new Fusion Broadband product. Adoption of this new standalone product is growing with customers who desire more speed or broadband service without a voice line (optional voice service is coming soon.)

Availability is limited but growing, we are up and running in twenty local areas today, including a reasonable portion of the Bay Area.  New coverage areas are scheduled to come up roughly every two weeks.

For more info on Fusion and to check availability, order or express interest in expansion, see the Fusion Broadband sales page.

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Sonic.net welcomes Pogowave customers

May 19, 2009 – 12:38 pm

pogologosmall1We would like to welcome Pogowave’s  customers to the Sonic.net family.  Sonic.net has assumed operation of Pogowave’s wireless network, which covers several communities in Sonoma County.  We are also happy to have Adam from Pogowave join our team, and are excited to bring all of the extra services that Sonic.net provides to our new Pogowave customers.  Welcome aboard! Post|View comments

Sonic.net welcomes Humboldt Internet customers

May 7, 2009 – 3:40 pm

humboldt_buttonWe would like to welcome Humboldt Internet’s customers to the Sonic.net family.  For the last few years, Sonic.net has partnered with Humboldt Internet to provide DSL connections on DSL aggregation platform. We will now be taking on the support, billing and customer service roles for these customers. Like Humboldt Internet, Sonic.net is focused on providing friendly local support alongside reliable Internet services. Welcome aboard!  Post|View comments

Sonic.net Expanding

April 28, 2009 – 11:58 am

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We had a nice article in the North Bay Business Journal about our continued expansion.  We’ve added six new staff in the last month or so, and are building out our network rapidly.  You can download and view a copy of the article (PDF), or view the it on their site (without the photo).  Post |View comments

Wrapping up new network

December 23, 2008 – 2:48 pm

Sonic.net installer vanWe started construction in Forestville today. It’s the last of our initial nineteen offices slated for build-out during this initial phase. All of the other locations are nearly done, with just a few loose ends to be tied up over the next few weeks. Read more.

Cutting the cord

December 18, 2008 – 2:43 pm

Sonic.net FusionFor some time, ILEC investor calls and SEC filings have shown that consumers are moving away from land lines in favor of mobile phone products. Read more.

2008 Wrap Up

December 16, 2008 – 4:27 pm

Sonic Staff - 2008We are coming to the close of another exciting year. 2008 has been a really enjoyable time, and our staff get all of the credit for that. We are doing some exciting new things, making improvements to existing products, and providing support that I continually hear good things about. Read more.

Personal Data Backup Service Launch

December 8, 2008 – 4:15 pm

Sonic.net Personal Data BackupWe officially launched our personal data backup service. This full featured secure on-line backup service is currently available free to all residential customers with a limited 500mb quota for each of the computers setup with an account. Read more

Reinventing Sonic.net

October 20, 2008 – 3:43 pm

Press Democrat: Sonic.net, the homegrown Internet service provider, is unveiling a slew of new products from TV service to faster broadband as it attempts to become a full-fledged telecommunications company.  … continued at Pressdemocrat.com

What are we doing?

June 17, 2008 – 10:56 am

Augie TwitteringRecently the Press Democrat published an article on Twitter, the popular micro-blogging web site, which mentions businesses leveraging the communication technology to stay in touch with their customers. For the last six months Sonic.net has been using the Twitter account “@sonicnet” to interact with customers; notifying them of changes to our systems, letting them know about new features as we roll them out, as well as interacting directly with customers to help them solve problems. read more