Time Warner Cable will no longer market their HD services as “free” according to a company statement which followed a Better Business Bureaus recommendation. Multichannel reported yesterday The National Advertising Division found TMC had been using the term “free” for about two years when the price of HD service had actually become embedded in the price of its regular service. Therefore, it shouldn’t be called free. Full Story
U-verse TV which provides access to 100 HD channels is now available to residents in the Chicago metropolitan area. The IPTV based service from AT&T is now available to over one million residents in parts of Joliet, Waukegan, Mundelein, St. Charles and Crystal Lake. Full Story
AT&T announced it has hit the 100 HD channel mark, or exceeded it, in all markets where its U-verse TV service is available. New additions to the high-definition listings include ABC Family HD, Disney Channel HD, Disney XD HD, ESPNews HD and ESPNU HD. Full Story
AT&T is expanding its U-verse TV service to areas in Southern California, that according to an article in the Ventura County Star. In Thousand Oaks, Culver City, and San Bernardino, the fiber-optic/copper based IPTV service will offer residents 85 high-definition (HD) channels, along with a TV/Voice/Internet bundle. I know So-Cal residents have been waiting for this. Here’s hoping it reaches your neighborhood.
AT&T recently made an agreement with Viacom to broadcast seven new high-definition (HD) channels on its IPTV based U-verse service. The agreement includes MTV HD, VH1 HD, CMT HD, BET HD, Nickelodeon HD, Comedy Central HD and Spike HD all of which will be added later this year. Full Story
AT&T has expanded its U-verse service to several areas this week. Among the new service areas are parts of Jackson, MI, El Paso, TX, and Topeka, KS. The U-verse TV service typically offers 85 HD channels at an extra $10 a month and provides an all-in-one television/internet/voice package over its fiber-optic based network. Full Story
AT&T has launched its IPTV (Internet Protocol) U-verse television and broadband internet service in Birmingham, Alabama. The television service offers 75 HD (High Definition) channels at 720p or 1080i resolution that are delivered using the company’s fiber-optic and copper network. Full Story
AT&T is now offering its U-verse TV service with 85 HD channels in Columbia, South Carolina. The U-verse service is IPTV (Internet Protoctol) based, using a combination of fiber-optic and copper based networks to deliver programming. Full Story
AT&T’s U-verse reached 1 million subscribers, the company announced Tuesday. The IPTV based television/internet/voice service was launched two and a half years ago, and now covers 79 major US markets in 16 states. Full Story
AT&T has launched its U-verse IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) service in both Raleigh, NC and Orlando, FL. The U-verse television/internet/voice service provides all-digital programming (350 channels) including a selection of HD channels. Full Story
AT&T’s U-verse fiber-optic service is now available in four more Orange County, California cities, that according to an article in the OCRegister. The newly added cities include Aliso Viejo, Laguna Woods, Lake Forest and Newport Beach. Residents there will now have access to all-digital channels with U-verse which includes optional HD channels for an additional $10 a month. Full Story
AT&T has launched its U-verse service with 75 HD channels in Charlotte, North Carolina and Toledo, Ohio. The fiber-optic IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) service now offers U-verse TV and U-verse high speed internet as well as voice service to residents in those areas. Full Story
Folks in Wichita, KA will now have another choice for High-Definition (HD) television, as well as voice and internet services. AT&T launched its U-verse in the area, giving customers at least 45 HD channels to choose from, and a combo package combining television, internet and voice service. Full Story
Last Friday AT&T announced it would spend approximately $400 million to upgrade its networks to provide the fiber-optic based U-verse service across Alabama. The service provides customers who subscribe to the U-400 service at least 46 HD channels. The upgrade is expected to happen over several years. Full Story
AT&T reached 549,000 customers who use the IPTV based U-verse service. For the quarter ending June 30, AT&T posted a gain of 170,000 customers using the service. The company currently serves 11 million residents in 53 markets, offering all-digital standard-definition (SD) and high-definition (HD) channels to its customers. Full Story
AT&T announced today the launch of U-verse in parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties Florida. The television/internet/phone service package will also be launching in Palm Beach County on July 28. U-verse will provide AT&T customers with at least 45 HD (high-definition) channels. Full Story
AT&T launched it’s U-verse broadband service in Miami Valley this week. The triple service offering will give customers the integrated services of AT&T U-verse TV, AT&T U-verse High Speed Internet and AT&T U-verse Voice. HDTV owners will have access to the 40 high-definition (HD) channels the company offers. Full Story
AT&T added 4 new HD (high-definition) channels to its U-verse service. Customers who subscribe to the U-400 package will now have access to at least 46 HD channels. The added channels include: USA Networks HD, Sci Fi Channel HD, Bravo HD, and CNBC HD.
AT&T U-verse, an IPTV service providing high definition (HD) channels, will now be expanding into more areas in Atlanta and the Southeast. AT&T subscribers will now be able to access more than 40 high definition channels. Full Story
Subscribers to AT&T’s U-verse package will now get three additional HBO channels in HD (high definition). The new HD channels include HBO2 HD, HBO Comedy HD and HBO Family HD. The channels are now part of the U400 plan, HBO subscription or Movie Package. Full Story
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