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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Are Cable Operators a Fair Match for Verizon's FiOS TV?

Verizon is becoming more and more aggressive from every angle. Just today I spoke with a bluetooth marketing firm and my IT Director mentions Verizon, Bluetooth and Spam all in 1/2 of a sentence. Okay-so adding or attempting to add 77k TV households is legal and for heavens sake they are providing a service that will soon either be adapted to or become the next wave of TV....here's the article...


Verizon Files Application to Add 77,000 TV Households In Competition with Local Cable
New State Franchise Law's Five-Day Provision Simplifies Expansion of Service to Hundreds of Thousands of Households in 2008

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -Verizon today applied to offer a real choice for TV services soon to 77,000 more households in the Tampa area. The application was filed under Florida's new cable TV franchise law and strengthens Verizon's coverage for its FiOS services to nearly 2 million households in the Tampa Bay region.

This initial application will add the cities of Tarpon Springs and Sarasota as well as portions of Pinellas County to Verizon's franchised municipalities and counties in Florida, which now numbers 16 communities. The law also features a unique provision for expanding into other calling areas, referred to as wire centers, in the future. As Verizon expands its fiber network and begins to provide service to customers, it can add these new areas to its franchise application simply by filing an amendment within five days of providing initial service in the area.


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Thursday, March 29, 2007

Verizon FiOS

Time Warner get ready!

Verizon FiOS to Launch D.C. Local TV News Channel
Katy Bachman
MARCH 29, 2007 -

"In a nod to local cable news channels, Verizon FiOS' will launch Friday its first local TV news channel in the suburban Washington, D.C. area. Called FiOS1, the channel will serve up local weather, traffic, news, sports and community features. "

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