Posts filed under ‘Suddenlink Communities’
Bossier City Store Remodel Unveiled
Mayor Lo Walker and Chamber of Commerce representatives helped local Suddenlink employees and regional executives cut a ceremonial ribbon this week to celebrate the opening of our newly renovated retail store in Bossier City, La.
The store has been outfitted with a new customer-friendly layout and features bright green and blue décor inside and out. A large new Suddenlink sign stands outside the location.
Since last September, Suddenlink has unveiled new or renovated stores in Payson, Ariz.; Arkadelphia, Jonesboro, El Dorado and Russellville, Ark.; Alexandria, Natchitoches and Ruston, La.; Greenwood, Miss.; Branson and St. Joseph, Mo.; Stillwater, Okla.; Abilene, Bryan, Conroe, Little Elm and Lubbock, Texas; and Point Pleasant, W. Va.
San Angelo Names Suddenlink ‘Best Internet’
“We take great pride in knowing that Internet users in San Angelo recognize Suddenlink as the leader in Internet service,” said San Angelo Director of Operations Monica Kincer. “In addition to providing the most reliable service and fastest speeds in town, we also have a great team of dedicated employees who work hard to provide the utmost in customer service.”
This week, Suddenlink began offering residential customers in San Angelo its new High Speed Internet MAX 50.0 service. With download speeds up to 50 Megabits per second (Mbps), it is the fastest residential Internet service offered in the area.
Four More Communities Get MAX 50.0 Service
Since spring of 2010, MAX 50.0 service has been made available to residential customers in the following Suddenlink-served communities:
Arkansas: Jonesboro, Pocahontas
Louisiana: Alexandria, Bossier City (including Barksdale Air Force Base), Haughton, Lake Charles, Natchitoches, Pineville, Sulphur
Missouri: Branson, Nixa, St. Joseph
North Carolina: New Bern, Tarboro
Texas: Athens, Balch Springs, Lufkin, Fate, Forney, Gladewater, Grand Saline, Heath, Hideaway Lake, Lindale, McClendon-Chisholm, Mineola, Nacogdoches, Quitman, Rockwall, Royse City, Seagoville, Talty, Terrell
These enhancements are part of Project Imagine. We will continue to announce launches of new and enhanced services as they are confirmed.
Greenwood Debuts Store Renovations
A bright new store design debuted in Greenwood, Miss., this week at a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included visits from Greenwood Mayor Carolyn McAdams, local Chamber of Commerce representatives and Suddenlink regional executives.
The store, a base of operations for 15 employees, now offers customers hands-on interactive displays featuring Suddenlink services. Counters no longer separate salespeople from customers, allowing more personal interaction.
Since last September, Suddenlink has unveiled new or renovated stores in Payson, Ariz.; Arkadelphia, Jonesboro, El Dorado and Russellville, Ark.; Alexandria, Natchitoches and Ruston, La.; Branson and St. Joseph, Mo.; Stillwater, Okla.; Abilene, Bryan, Conroe, Little Elm and Lubbock, Texas; and Point Pleasant, W. Va.
N.C. Communities Get Enhanced Services
Today, we completed a fiber-optic network upgrade that allows us to begin launching high-speed Internet service, a new, all-digital TV lineup, including a host of new high-definition (HD) TV channels, and other service enhancements for Scotland Neck, Enfield and parts of Halifax County, N.C.
With construction completed, we launched high-speed Internet services with download speeds up to 1.5 and 10 Megabits per second (Mbps) in areas where those services had not been available. We also introduced a new, all-digital TV lineup, which offers superior picture and sound quality, as well as numerous HD TV channels. The new TV lineup features more than double the number of channels previously available and includes more than 90 new HD TV channels.
The network upgrade also allows us to offer Video on Demand (VOD) service and TiVo® Premiere digital video recorders (DVRs).
VOD features thousands of viewing choices, many of them in high-definition (HD) format, including movies, sports, news, music and popular cable-network shows. More than a third of the Suddenlink VOD library is free. The rest is available for either a per-view charge or monthly subscription. Viewers can order titles via remote control at any time.
TiVo Premiere combines Suddenlink’s service with TiVo’s best-in-class user interface to offer access to thousands of hours of entertainment choices, including content from Suddenlink’s video-on-demand library and the Web, all accessible through TiVo’s advanced search and discovery features.
Customers who have multiple TiVo® Premiere DVRs from Suddenlink will also be able to start watching a recorded program in one room and continue it in another. For example, Suddenlink customers with three TiVo Premiere DVRs can record up to six shows at the same time, watch recordings on any TV, start watching in one room and resume in another, and have up to 600 hours of recording space.
Multi-room DVR service has been introduced to customers in Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas and West Virginia. This list, while not comprehensive, covers the majority of the communities in which this service was deployed prior to today’s launches in North Carolina. Additional communities will be announced as they’re confirmed.
These enhancements are part of Project Imagine. We will continue to announce launches of new and enhanced services in other communities as they are confirmed.
HD Channels Added in Trenton, Mo.
Among the new HD channels are Kansas City broadcast stations KCWE HD (CW), KSMO HD (MNT) and KCPT HD (PBS), as well as cable networks CMT HD, Nickelodeon HD, Discovery Channel HD. CNN HD, ABC Family HD, MTV HD, Comedy Central HD, Cartoon Network HD, Turner Classic Movies HD, TLC HD, Animal Planet HD and Spike TV HD.
These enhancements are part of Project Imagine. We will continue to announce launches of new and enhanced services as they are confirmed.
Renovated Retail Store Opens in Bryan
College Station, Texas, Mayor Nancy Berry, Chamber of Commerce officials, and local Suddenlink employees cut a ceremonial ribbon last Friday to mark the opening of Suddenlink’s newly renovated retail store at 4114 East 29th St. in Bryan.
The store, outfitted with new furnishings and bright green-and-blue décor, provides a base of operations for approximately 55 employees and a new experience for Bryan-College Station customers, with hands-on interactive displays demonstrating Suddenlink services. Counters no longer separate sales personnel from customers, allowing more personal interaction. A large new Suddenlink sign stands outside the location.
Since last September, Suddenlink has unveiled new or renovated stores in Payson, Ariz.; Arkadelphia, Jonesboro, El Dorado and Russellville, Ark.; Alexandria, Natchitoches and Ruston, La.; Branson and St. Joseph, Mo.; Stillwater, Okla.; Abilene, Conroe, Little Elm and Lubbock, Texas; and Point Pleasant, W. Va.
Renovated Store Debuts in Payson
Mayor Kenny Evans and Chamber of Commerce representatives helped Vice President of Arizona Operations Dan Spoelman and local employees cut a ceremonial ribbon yesterday, celebrating Suddenlink’s newly renovated retail store in Payson, Ariz.
The store, a base of operations for 18 employees, now offers customers hands-on interactive displays featuring Suddenlink services. Counters no longer separate salespeople from customers, allowing more personal interaction.
Since last September, Suddenlink has unveiled new or renovated stores in Arkadelphia, Jonesboro, El Dorado and Russellville, Ark.; Alexandria, Natchitoches and Ruston, La.; Branson and St. Joseph, Mo.; Stillwater, Okla.; Abilene, Conroe, Little Elm and Lubbock, Texas; and Point Pleasant, W. Va.
Suddenlink Helps Tornado Relief Effort in Branson
Yesterday, Suddenlink announced that it expects to contribute more than $1 million of cable TV advertising time telling people around the country that Branson, Mo., is open for business after a tornado in late February caused extensive damage to the community. Known nationally for its music theaters and other attractions, Branson is a popular destination for vacationers.
Suddenlink officials also presented a check for $10,000 to the Community Foundation of Taney County to further support tornado relief efforts. Branson Mayor Raeanne Presley, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Ross Summers and Taney County Board of Governors member Bill Jones attended the ceremony. The check represented contributions from the company and Suddenlink employees from Missouri and nearby states.
Faster Internet Speeds Rolled Out in Paola, Kan.
Faster Internet services are part of Project Imagine. We will continue to announce launches of new and enhanced services as they are confirmed.
