The annual wireline studies evaluate residential customers’ experiences with TV, Internet and phone services in four regions: East, South, North Central and West. The ISP and telephone studies measure ...
According to Lisa Scalpone, vice president of Satellite Services, Exede Voice benefits consumers by providing a high-quality home telephone service at a competitive price. “The launch represents an ...
ViaSat Inc., the Carlsbad maker of satellite equipment and provider of Internet services, is branching out to offer residential telephone service beginning June 17. Called Excede Voice, the service ...
Cox Communications Inc. has received highest honors in J.D. Power and Associates’ 2008 Residential Regional Telephone Customer Satisfaction Study in the West. It marks the sixth consecutive year that ...
COSTA MESA, Calif.: 27 Sept. 2018 — Residential wireline companies that focus on finding newer, more effective ways of communicating with their customers have driven the increase of customer ...
In discussing issues related to residential VoIP, some readers wrote to us about the price and the necessity – or lack thereof – for traditional residential telephone service. For example, one reader ...
Teleport Communications Group, an upstart telephone company owned by some of the largest players in the cable television industry, is seriously considering an application to provide residential phone ...
The turf war between what used to be clearly defined as phone and cable companies will heat up this summer, when Comcast Corp. plans to launch phone service to businesses in the metro area.
What's black and white and read all over? Not the white pages, which is why regulators have begun granting telecommunications companies the go-ahead to stop mass-printing residential phone books, a ...
The future looked bright in 1999, when New York was a hotbed of telephone competition. Sprint, MCI and AT&T all rushed to go head-to-head with Bell Atlantic, making New York the first state in the ...
A bill working its way through the state House aims to safeguard $1 billion in revenue for the state by ensuring that residents keep paying sales tax for cellphone service. House Bill 2128 clarifies ...
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