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AT&T rolls out U-Verse for SMBs
AT&T announced expansion of its U-Verse offering to small businesses in 70 of its current markets. The package will include its high-speed 18 Mbps internet service and static IP addresses for
AT&T pair-bonding? Wait 'til next year
AT&T still has not begun its planned VDSL2 bonding trial, but the carrier told Telephony late last week it will do so in 2009. If you have been keeping track, it originally looked like AT&T
Twin Lakes's IPTV plan: Infinite and beyond
Twin Lakes Telephone Cooperative, which is based in Gainesboro, Tenn., and has about 37,000 customers, has successfully tested and installed IPTV over DSL. It will now look for approval from its
AT&T offers 18 Mbps DSL – with a catch
Next week, AT&T is making 18 Mbps downstream DSL available to its customer base. However, right now the higher speed is only "exclusively available" for AT&T U-verse TV customers. It will be
Verizon cranks DSL pricing bundles, hikes speeds
After a drop in DSL subscriptions last quarter, the gloves are coming off at Verizon. The company announced new, lower-cost, DSL-based, triple-play bundles today, along with announcing higher speeds
Comcast profit up 38%, telephony subs rise 483K
Cable TV company Comcast, in its third quarter earnings report, showed no signs of paying for the success that its big telco competitors experienced during the quarter. The largest cable player
FairPoint eyes broadband expansion, WiMAX
Independent telco FairPoint Communications, which is still in the process of taking over the former Verizon Communications network properties it acquired earlier this year, announced that it will
Broadband services enter new era
Broadband growth in general has been slowing, and DSL in particular has been dropping fast. It's increasingly apparent that broadband Internet will no longer be an all-you-can-eat proposition, and
Kentucky telco calls on Dr. DSL
West Kentucky Rural Telephone Cooperative, based in Mayfield, Ky., has tapped vendor Aware to supply the telco with its Dr. DSL Line Diagnostics Platform to support its IPTV service and other
Frontier keeps broadband growth coming
While broadband subscriber growth is slowing for many telcos, that does not appear to be the case for now for Frontier Communications (formerly Citizens Communications). The Stamford, Conn.-based

