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Fibertech begins expansion into Cincinnati market
Fibertech Networks, a privately-held company owned by Court Square, has begun its latest expansion into the Cincinnati market, taking on established players Cincinnati Bell and Time Warner Cable for business and government customers.
Cincinnati Bell employs Ruckus for its managed WiFi service
Cincinnati Bell ( NYSE: CBB ) on Tuesday named Ruckus Wireless as its WiFi vendor of choice, and will use its products to support three of its managed WiFi offerings: enterprise managed services, Wi-Fi hotspot and emerging metro public access.
Cincinnati Bell Q3 wireline revenue declines slightly to $182M
Cincinnati Bell on Tuesday reported that is continuing to balance POTS revenue losses with a rise in next-gen services as the telco's Q3 2012 wireline revenues dropped slightly year-over-year to $182 million from $183 million from the same period a year ago.
FairPoint, Frontier get into the energy game
FairPoint Communications and Frontier Communications in the past week launched their own separate initiatives to enter the energy services business, a move that signifies the need for wireline-centric telcos to diversify their service sets.
Execs: 700 MHz interoperability will unleash investment, jobs
Mandating LTE interoperability in the Lower 700 MHz band will drive billions of dollars in private investment and spur 100,000 new jobs over the next five years, according to a letter sent to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski by the Interoperability Alliance.
Cablevision, Bright House, WOW, Cox top phone customer satisfaction survey
Cable operators dominated incumbent telcos in J.D. Power's latest residential telephone customer satisfaction survey, which ranked Cablevision, Bright House Networks, WideOpenWest and Cox Communications as the top regional providers.
CyrusOne chooses Brocade routers to interconnect Texas cities
Cincinnati Bell-owned CyrusOne on Thursday announced that it will use Brocade's MLXe series routers to interconnect its data center facilities in four Texas cities and remote customer locations.
Cincinnati Bell partner StarTek ramps up customer support staff
Cincinnati Bell on Tuesday said that its call center and customer care partner StarTek is adding 136 employees in the Tri-State region it serves and transferring in jobs from overseas locations, more than doubling the size of its local call center operation.
CyrusOne files IPO registration papers
CyrusOne, the data center subsidiary of Cincinnati Bell, filed papers Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering.
Cincinnati Bell's Q2 wireline growth driven by Fioptics, Cyrus One revenues
Cincinnati Bell reported on Wednesday that Q2 revenue rose sequentially due to ongoing gains in its emerging Fioptics service suite and its Cyrus One data center division.
