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Cincinnati Bell lights up Cincinnati community square with fiber
Cincinnati Bell has found that its Fioptics Fiber to the Home (FTTH) product set has utility beyond the consumer's home as the Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC) named the service
Back to basics--Voice strategy reconsidered
By Frank J. Bernhard Apparently the business for voice is still an agrarian staple of the telecom economy as Skype continues to demonstrate favorable growth connections in the company's latest
Cincinnati Bell takes a hit in Q4 09
Cincinnati Bell's cost cutting efforts in its wireline segment may be providing it with greater cost savings, but it wasn't enough to prevent the ILEC's Q4 profit from dropping to $6.8 million from
Cincinnati Bell to axe more jobs in 2010
Sticking to its cost cutting guns , Cincinnati Bell plans to lay off employees and implement a hiring freeze next year as part of a company-wide expense reduction program for 2010. Other than saying
Ohio regulators give thumbs up for Frontier's Verizon acquisition
Frontier may be one step closer to clearing another state regulatory hurdle in its pending purchase of Verizon's rural lines. Today, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) and the Office of
Cost cutting, data uptick drives Cincinnati Bell's Q3 performance
Taking a page from the much larger ILEC Qwest, Cincinnati Bell's third-quarter 09 earnings were also boosted by tighter spending patterns and higher data service revenues. One area of improvement for
Cincinnati Bell: AT&T should give us its exclusive handsets
The FCC should force AT&T to give small wireless carriers access to its exclusive handsets if it approves AT&T's $944 million proposed acquisition of Centennial Communications, Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bell gets its GPON grove on
Cincinnati Bell may be a bit less vocal than its larger ILEC counterpart Verizon around its FiOS Fiber to the Home (FTTH) drive, but it appears to be making progress. The Ohio-based service provider
Cincinnati Bell launches home, mobile Internet bundle
Cincinnati Bell launched a new bundle that gives users unlimited smartphone Web access and its ZoomTown home Internet service for $39.99 per month. The small, regional telecom company is marketing
Cincinnati Bell: Q2 earnings were up, but income declined
Following plans to reduce its workforce during the first quarter , Cincinnati Bell reported that second-quarter 2009 earnings were $26 million, or 11 cents per diluted share, an 18 percent increase
