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Time Warner Cable Launches 50 Mbps Broadband in North Texas
3/17/10 at 9:15 AM by Telecompetitor
TWC is Bringing Faster Services to its Residential Customers in parts of North Texas, with complete area coverage launching in the coming months
DALLAS, March 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Time Warner Cable today announced its fastest Internet experience yet with the launch of Time Warner Cable Wideband Internet in North Texas. The announcement was made by Robert Moel, regional vice president ...
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Sprint Taking Some Hits on VoIP
3/11/10 at 1:27 PM by Bernie Arnason
Sprint's wholesale VoIP efforts with the cable industry are well documented. At one point in early 2009, cable companies using Sprint's wholesale IP voice service passed 31 million homes, servicing 4.5 million of them with VoIP service. Sprint served both large and small ...
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Time Warner Cable Expands WiMAX Footprint
11/24/09 at 8:53 AM by Bernie Arnason
Time Warner Cable (TWC) announced the launch of Road Runner Mobile, their WiMAX powered mobile broadband service back in October. They initially focused on markets in North Carolina, including Charlotte. BroadbandReports.com points our attention to their latest ...
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Time Warner Cable Enters WiMAX Arena with Road Runner Mobile
10/14/09 at 12:20 PM by Bernie Arnason
Time Warner Cable (TWC) has officially announced their move into the mobile broadband space with an upcoming December 1st launch of Road Runner Mobile in some North Carolina markets. Road Runner Mobile is ...
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Ahead of FiOS Onslaught, Time Warner Cable Launches D3 in New York
9/24/09 at 11:14 AM by Bernie Arnason
Nothing like a little FTTH competition to motivate innovation. Verizon is busily wiring up New York City for FiOS, but Time Warner Cable (TWC) is getting a head start on ultra high speed Internet services with the ...
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Cable WiMAX Momentum: Will it Last?
7/30/09 at 12:16 AM by Bernie Arnason
The cable industry didn’t invest over $1.5 billion in Clearwire for nothing. That 2008 investment is turning into 2009 momentum for cable broadband wireless services powered by WiMAX. The first out of the gate was Comcast, who launched their first High-Speed ...
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Can Cable Sustain Their Telephony Gains?
6/30/09 at 8:29 AM by Telecompetitor
Time Warner Cable now has four million telephone subscribers, making them the sixth largest telephone company in the U.S. by their estimation. Cable companies are no stranger to saber rattling concerning their digital phone prowess. Comcast has issued a press release or three toting their position ...
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TV Everywhere Closer to Reality?
6/24/09 at 11:37 AM by Telecompetitor
Comcast and Time Warner Cable joined hands together today to push the TV Anywhere concept forward. Both companies have been pursuing a concept of bringing cable programming online to meet the rising competitive challenge presented by online content aggregators like Hulu, Amazon.com video ...
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Time Warner Cable Targets Frontier Subscribers
6/23/09 at 10:40 AM by Telecompetitor  The Stop the Cap blog highlights a new campaign by Time Warner Cable targeting Frontier subscribers in the Rochester, New York market. Time Warner Cable is offering to pay the early termination fees (up to $200) for existing Frontier subscribers if they sign up for Time Warner digital phone and/or cable modem service.
The promotion is reminiscent of 'dish buy-back' campaigns offered by cable companies (and ...
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Will TV Everywhere Work?
3/4/09 at 11:04 PM by Telecompetitor
There’s been a lot of chatter the past couple weeks about cable companies looking to capitalize on the move to viewing video online. Comcast is looking to debut ‘OnDemand Online,’ a web based VOD service for customers. Charter is bundling online sports content with a traditional ...
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