Excite@Home filed for bankruptcy Friday and said it would sell its network assets to AT&T. As a result, the company where Hearst was chief executive in 1995 and 1996 will cease to exist as an ...

As a “second tier” player in a market increasingly dominated by AOL Time Warner’s America Online, Microsoft’s MSN and Yahoo, Excite.com was in trouble long before its parent filed for bankruptcy ...

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--Stacks of disassembled office furniture, rows of boxed computers and a bright yellow moving truck idling in front of the company's headquarters mark the final chapter of ...

Excite@Home may soon file for bankruptcy protection, raising the possibility that AT&T will acquire the struggling broadband provider for pennies on the dollar. Sources close to the Redwood City, ...

Excite@Home promised to merge the search geeks and the cablecos to become the AOL of broadband. Then the tragedy of reality set in. Some deals are hatched under a bad sign. Three years ago, Excite, ...

PHILADELPHIA - Excite@Home Corp., the debt-laden high-speed Internet access company, Friday said it would hire an investment banker to help explore financial options as the company's bad news mounted, ...

Comcast and Cox Communications, two of Excite@Home’s largest cable partners, agreed yesterday to pay $160 million each to ensure their cable Internet subscribers will retain access to Excite@Home’s ...

PALO ALTO, Calif. - The outlook for troubled Internet access provider Excite@Home Corp. dimmed further today, after the company received demands for repayment of $50 million by August 31. Excite@Home, ...

“https://www.adweek.com/images/dowjonesLogoByline.gif”/> NEW YORK — Several of Excite@Home Corp.’s cable partners have pledged to continue to provide ...