Suddenlink FYI

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Last Updated: March 6, 2012

Suddenlink is the third-largest operator of its kind in Texas, offering cable TV, high-speed Internet, phone and other services to nearly a half-million customer households in the state, as well as approximately 28,500 business customers. Texas is home for more Suddenlink customers and employees than any other state.

COMMUNITIES

We serve cities and towns throughout Texas, including but not limited to: Tyler, Lubbock, Georgetown, Bryan-College Station, Abilene, Amarillo, Midland, Sweetwater, San Angelo Victoria, Paris, Gainesville, Nacogdoches, Lufkin, Plainview and Jacksonville.

COMMITMENT

We have made a strong and enduring commitment to the state. Among other things …

Suddenlink expects to invest nearly $100 million this year in Texas, and by the end of the year will have invested approximately $600 million in the state since 2006. According to Todd Cruthird and Dave Gilles – Suddenlink Senior Vice Presidents of Operations for east and west Texas, respectively – the 2012 investments in Texas will help further enhance the quantity, quality, and reliability of video, phone, and Internet services.

In recent years, Suddenlink has rolled out increasingly faster Internet services, with download speeds up to 50 or 107 Megabits per second (Mbps) in many areas.  It also has expanded the availability of video on demand (VOD), wireless home networking (WiFi@Home), TV Caller ID, online video (Suddenlink2GO™), TiVo® Premiere and multi-room digital video recorders (DVRs), and a home security service.

INVOLVEMENT

We proudly provide cash and/or in-kind support to events and organizations within and beyond our Texas service areas, including …

Texas A&M University

University of Texas at Tyler

Texas Tech University

Stephen F. Austin University

East Texas Leadership Academy

Uncle Jesse’s Children Foundation

Boys and Girls Club

Habitat for Humanity

American Cancer Society

Bluegrass Festival

Relay for Life

March of Dimes