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Our Team

InternetProviders.ai is run by its two co-founders. We keep the team page honest: there is no large editorial staff behind the site — every rating rubric, guide, and data pipeline is owned by one of the two people below.

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George Olfson

Editor-in-Chief & Co-Founder

George leads editorial strategy and content. With a background in technology journalism and consumer advocacy, he writes and oversees the blog posts, guides, provider comparisons, and educational resources on the site.

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Pablo Mendoza

Lead Analyst & Co-Founder

Pablo builds and maintains the platform, coverage data systems, and analytical tools. He designed the pipeline that turns FCC Broadband Data Collection records into the address-level availability results on the site.

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Who Is Responsible for What

Editorial content

George Olfson

Blog posts, guides, provider comparisons, and educational resources. George reviews provider ratings and comparison analyses before publication.

Data systems & location pages

Pablo Mendoza

The data pipeline that processes FCC Broadband Data Collection records, plus city, state, and ZIP code availability pages built from that data.

Provider ratings

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Ratings follow our published weighted criteria. See our review methodology for how scores are produced.

Corrections

Both

Reader-reported errors are investigated by whichever founder owns the affected content area. Significant fixes are documented in our public corrections log.

How Our Content Is Produced

Two kinds of pages live on this site, and we think readers deserve to know the difference:

  • Editorial pages — guides, comparisons, and reviews written and edited by the team, following our editorial policy.
  • Data-driven location pages — city, state, and ZIP code pages generated from FCC Broadband Data Collection records and provider plan data using templates the team designs and maintains. Software (including AI tooling) helps us produce these at scale; the underlying availability data comes from FCC filings, not from the AI.

Contact

Questions or feedback for the team? Use our contact page or see how to report an error.