Telecom industry gains ground in opposition to public high-speed web optionInternet providers appear to be gaining ground in a long-running dispute with Connecticut municipalities that want to offer competing ultra-fast web service by stringing up fiber cables on utility... |
Comcast offering web services to Harford seniors, nonprofitsGlobal telecommunications company Comcast Corp. is offering high-speed internet programming in the city of Hartford in an effort to bridge the digital divide, the company said this week. |
Charter to establish insurance captive in CTStamford-based Charter Communications said Wednesday it will base its entire captive insurance operations in Connecticut as part of its expansion here. |
Charter Communications plans $100M Stamford expansionCharter Communications Inc. said Tuesday it will take advantage of Connecticut's First Five Plus incentive program as it expands here, building a new headquarters in Stamford and creating 1,100 new... |
Loss of landline customers gives Frontier early headaches in CT
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Frontier Communications spent $2 billion in 2014 to purchase AT&T's Connecticut wireline business, hoping to stem a longtime cord-cutting trend and gain customers in the competitive internet and... |
Frontier 2Q deeper in redNorwalk telecommunications provider Frontier, which has a Hartford presence, continued to see red ink in the second quarter. |
Frontier narrows 1Q loss
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Frontier Communications, which has a significant presence in Hartford, narrowed its first quarter losses but still saw red ink as the company shed thousands of non-paying customers in three states. |