Crossword clues for isp
isp
- Access co
- Xfinity, e.g.: Abbr
- Www connection co
- Where to get a WWW address
- Well-connected co.?
- Web-connection co
- Web user's need, for short
- Web linker, for short
- Web connection co
- Web access letters
- Verizon or Comcast, e.g
- Verizon Fios, for one
- Verizon Fios, e.g
- Verizon Fios or Comcast's Xfinity, for short
- Verizon Fios or CenturyLink, for short
- Surfing need, briefly
- Surfer's connection source (abbr.)
- Spectrum or Xfinity, for short
- Spectrum or Xfinity, briefly
- Seller of Web access, briefly
- Road Runner, e.g.: Abbr
- Road Runner or Mindspring (abbr.)
- PeoplePC or AOL, e.g
- PC / WWW connector
- Org. affected by net neutrality
- NetZero, for one
- NetZero, for ex
- NetZero, e.g.: Abbr
- NetZero, e.g
- Net neutrality beneficiary: Abbr
- Net company, for short (3)
- Necessity for going online, in brief
- Modern mailbox provider
- Modem owner's need: Abbr
- Key big-office payee
- Internet svce
- EarthLink, for one: Abbr
- EarthLink, for one
- EarthLink, for example: Abbr
- EarthLink or Road Runner, for example: Abbr
- EarthLink or MSN, e.g
- EarthLink or AOL, for example: Abbr
- DSL co
- Cyberspace gatekeeper (abbr.)
- Cyber service bus
- Cox, e.g
- Connector to the WWW
- Connection method: Abbr
- Company that sells Web access: Abbr
- Company targeted by FCC regulations
- Comcast, e.g. (abbr.)
- Comcast Xfinity, for one: Abbr
- Comcast or Verizon, for short
- Comcast or AT&T, for short
- Comcast or AOL, for example: Abbr
- Co. that knows your address
- Co. concerned with net neutrality
- Co. affected by net neutrality
- Cable provider
- Cable co., sometimes
- Browser's PC need
- AT&T Worldnet, for one
- AOL, for example
- AOL or Time Warner, e.g
- AOL or NetZero, for example: Abbr
- AOL or Comcast, for example: Abbr
- Access/address co
- AOL, e.g.: Abbr.
- Mindspring or Yahoo!: Abbr.
- Mindspring or AOL, for short
- Need to get online: Abbr.
- AOL, e.g.: Abbr
- MSN, e.g.
- Enabler of WWW access
- AOL or Juno
- AOL, for one, in brief
- AOL or MSN: Abbr.
- AOL or MSN: Abbr
- AOL, e.g., for short
- 85-Across, e.g.: Abbr.
- Juno or NetZero, for short
- Co. with a lot of connections?
- Juno, e.g.: Abbr.
- DSL purveyor
- NetZero, e.g., for short
- EarthLink, e.g., for short
- AOL or Comcast, for short
- AOL, for many
- Comcast, e.g., for short
- AOL or EarthLink: Abbr.
- MSN, for one
- AOL or Verizon, for short
- Verizon FiOS, e.g., for short
- Connection letters
- MSN, e.g
- DSL provider
- Surfing need, for short
- AT&T, for one
- DSL offerer
- Web access co
- WWW access enabler
- Company offering Web access: Abbr
- Co. for surfers
- Www access
- Way to the www
- Many a cable co
- Co. that offers access
- AOL or MSN, for example: Abbr
- Surfer's requirement?: Abbr
- Surfer's need, briefly
- Supplier of WWW access
- Road Runner, e.g
- Place to log on
- MSN or AOL, for example: Abbr
- MSN or AOL, e.g
- MSN or AOL
- Juno, for one
- Juno, e.g.: Abbr
- Email connector
- EarthLink, e.g
- EarthLink or AOL: Abbr
- Earthlink or AOL, e.g
- EarthLink or AOL, briefly
- DSL user's need
- Company that offers Web access: Abbr
- Company that gets you online: Abbr
- Comcast, e.g.: Abbr
- Co. that helps you get online
- Co. for Web users
- Cable co., often
- AT&T or AOL
- AOL, for instance
- AOL or MSN, e.g
- AOL or EarthLink, e.g
Wiktionary
abbr. ichnospecies
Wikipedia
An ISP is an Internet service provider, an organization that provides services for accessing, using, or participating in the Internet.
ISP may also refer to:
Usage examples of "isp".
Adverising revenues will allow ISPs to offer free communication and storage volume.
By pulling ads and organizing boycotts, they can exert leverage on ISPs to pull the plug on controversial websites.
Now there was a scary thought: there were people out there who thought the world would be a better place if ISPs were given the duty of actively policing and censoring the websites and newsfeeds their customers had access to, including a requirement that ISPs needed to determine, all on their own, what was an unlawful copyright infringement -- something more usually left up to judges in the light of extensive amicus briefings from esteemed copyright scholars [WIND DONE GONE GRAPHIC].
Within a few years, all ISPs that have a clue will require ssh logins to shell accounts.