AT&T (NYSE: T) is taking on local cable video incumbent Allegiance Communications by launching its U-verse video, voice and data service suite in Ottawa, Kan.
The Sunflower State has been another growth market for U-verse service. Since entering…
Frontier (Nasdaq: FTR) may have found the answer to its next-gen last mile prayers in AT&T’s (NYSE: T) U-verse Fiber to the Node (FTTN) technology.
As reported in Stop The Cap!, which obtained documents about its potential plans, the telco has inti…
Back in January TiVO got AT&T to pay out $215 million for DVR-related patent violations, or roughly $59.72 for each of AT&T’s 3.6 million U-Verse TV subscribers. This was after Dish was forced to pay out nearly twice that amount. TiVO’s now setting the…
In December Verizon, Time Warner Cable, Comcast and Bright House announced a massive deal that not only involved the sale of $3.6 billion in cable industry spectrum to Verizon, but also gave the telco the right to bundle their wireless service with the…
Over the last ten years, dozens of States have passed bills literally written by incumbent ISPs, banning or restricting the rights of local communities to wire themselves with broadband — even if the local ISP won’t. More recently such efforts have be…
AT&T (NYSE: T) U-verse has hit the 400,000 living unit milestone Kansas City market with its U-verse service five years after launching the service in the area. But the more page-turning news about AT&T is that it is going to let Google (…
Responding to Time Warner Cable’s latest usage-based pricing experiment, Comcast executives say they still have no intention of experimenting with metered billing. “We have a very high customer satisfaction rating and we don’t really want to rock the b…
Time Warner Cable suffered a PR disaster back in 2009 when they tried to impose incredibly low caps and high overages on their customers, arguing at the time that flat rate pricing simply wasn’t economically viable — and that they simply had to starti…
Time Warner Cable suffered a PR disaster back in 2009 when they tried to impose incredibly low caps and high overages on their customers, arguing at the time that flat rate pricing simply wasn’t economically viable — and that they simply had to starti…
Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), according to a New York Post report, will begin a video trial in Kansas City, Mo. that would be offered on its Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) network.
The service provider recently applied for a video franchise license with the Mis…