The Optimum Suddenlink rebrand gives owner Altice a common brand with the tagline “Get Closer, Go Farther.” The company will
The Altice fiber expansion includes the company’s Suddenlink and Optimum service areas, including parts of
There are new terms for Altice and Suddenlink service plans for internet, video and mobile offerings with a new FlexAbility option.
The $20 Altice Mobile price is available only to customers of the company’s Suddenlink and Optimum offerings. The company joins Comcast…
Altice One now supports more mobility features, including mobile access to a cloud DVR.voice search capabilities to find YouTube videos…
Overall ISP customer satisfaction was 62 on a 100-point scale, making the industry one of the two worst studied by the American Customer…
At least 2 dozen telecom M&A deals were announced or completed in 2016, including a cable mega-merger, incumbent telco acquisitions of competitive carriers
Altice FTTH plans extend to the entire cable serving area the company acquired from Cablevision and most of the areas it acquired…
With the Altice Cablevision purchase complete, Altice has big plans for its U.S. network, including a customer interface that will…
An analysis of smart home app reviews from Argus Insights shows that consumers are increasingly happy with those from Cox, Xfinity and Alarm.com.
Google Fiber plans to bring high-speed broadband to public housing in Kansas City — and eventually to all Google Fiber markets, raising the question of
The U.S. falls just short of meeting former FCC chairman Julius Genachowski’s goal of having 50 gigabit states in 2015. But at least one operator has announced
Suddenlink gigabit is available in 24 markets at a price of about $100, a spokiesman told Telecompetitor.
Eight broadband providers will offer free or discounted broadband to low-income households as part of Obama’s ConnectHome initiative.
Atlantic Broadband/ MetroCast deal will put MetroCast’s Connecticut business in Atlantic’s hands. Atlantic to expand Metro Ethernet…
A Suddenlink Altice deal will put the tier 2 U.S. cable MSO in the hands of an offshore operator. Other deals currently in play include . . .
Following a growing trend among wireline and wireless broadband carriers, Suddenlink will soon institute caps for their cable modem subscribers.
The latest upgrades come to markets in Louisiana and Missouri.
GENBAND announced that Suddenlink has elected to migrate the infrastructure of recently acquired NPG Cable Inc., to GENBAND solutions.
With news of Suddenlink’s launch of Suddenlink2Go, that domain may be broadening to include more rural markets.
Cequel Communications, which does business as Suddenlink, is acquiring NPG Cable, a division of St. Joseph, Mo. based News‐Press & Gazette Co.