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UTOPIA customers now have access to the nation's fastest Internet connection with its new 50Mbps residential product. Before the change, Mstar offered a 15Mbps product...> More

Utah Business and Wasatch Digital iQ are pleased to announce the finalists of the IQ Awards, an annual innovation recognition program that highlights the most exciting and innovative products, processes and procedures coming out of Utah...> More

UTOPIA customers now have access to the nation's fastest Internet connection with its new 50Mbps residential product. Before the change, Mstar offered a 15Mbps product...> More

Mstar, an Utah-based provider of Internet, TV and Phone services over an all-fiber IP network, now claims to provide the nation’s fastest Internet connection with its new 50Mbps residential product...> More

Utopia is Utah’s large-scale municipal-broadband project. My city, Lindon, was one of the first supporters of the project and all winter I’ve watched in anticipation as crews dug up the lawns in my neighborhood laying fiber. I first heard about Utopia when ...> More

If you're one of the 1.2 million Mountain West Conference fans who get the mtn. Television Network, 2007 promises to be a big year. If you're among the millions of other MWC fans who don't have access...> More

New Global Telecom (NGT), a provider of wholesale hosted and trunk-based VoIP solutions, has teamed with Mstar, a world-class fiber-optic service provider to support fiber-optic Triple Play services... > More

Mstar, a triple-play digital phone, video and Internet service provider on the Utopia fiber-optic network, moved its corporate headquarters from Murray to Orem.... > More

If you'll follow me, I'll show you around Utah Valley State's campus.... > More

Municipally funded fiber-optic network UTOPIA may be struggling, but its impact is growing. Jesse Harris wants his high-speed, fiber optic Internet connection. The software consultant doesn’t understand why he can’t get Internet comparable to South Korea, where speeds are 10 times faster and prices lower. > More

College sports fans in Spanish Fork will have to pay a little more to follow BYU and the University of Utah after the City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a rate hike for certain packages offered by the city-owned cable television system... > More

After a relatively quiet opening weekend, the local college football season seems certain to heat up this weekend. At least on television. A lot of local fans are no doubt going to be hot under the collar on Saturday when they realize that they won't be able to see the 2 p.m. BYU-Tulsa game or the 6 p.m. Utah-Northern Arizona matchup... > More

It may be called UTOPIA, but that doesn't make the Utah fiber optics network perfect. They're working on it, though, says one provider. Residents in a condominium complex in central Orem were among the latest rush of people to sign up for high-speed Internet, telephone and cable service through the Utah Telecommunications Open Infrastructure Agency. Most picked the same provider, MStar. Some are online and loving it. Others are still grounded by a bad connection after days of waiting... > More