Shentel, the Edinburg, Va. Based rural telco holding company, announced the acquisition of cable assets from
Suddenlink plans to deploy TiVo Premiere, TiVo’s latest generation set-top box to its customers later this year which unifies linear television, DVR, VOD, and Internet delivered video.
Suddenlink announced the expansion of what it claims is “nation’s fastest residential Internet service,” 107 Mb/s, to additional markets in Texas
Combine Suddenlink’s new broadband prowess with Mediacom’s launch of a 105 Mbps service in Iowa recently and you find that rural cable MSOs are now offering the
Unlike other cable MSOs, Suddenlink is not pushing the envelope with their top D3 speeds. They are offering a 20 Mbps tier for now, but do intend to offer faster speeds soon.
Suddenlink, a St. Louis, Missouri based cable MSO, has launched a new customer support portal, which at first glance, looks interesting.
Cable MSOs Mediacom and Suddenlink have inked a co-branding deal with Blockbuster. As a result the two cable companies which serve primarily rural and small markets in the Midwest and South will rebrand their VOD service as Blockbuster.
Suddenlink announced they have reached the 250K phone subscriber milestone. The cable MSO began offering phone service in 2007.