Suddenlink in West Virginia
COMMITMENT
Suddenlink expects to invest nearly $39 million this year in West Virginia, and by the end of the year will have invested more than $260 million in the state since 2006.
“Our 2012 investments in West Virginia will help us further enhance the quantity, quality, and reliability of our video, phone, and Internet services,” said Suddenlink spokesman Michael Kelemen.
In recent years, Suddenlink has rolled out increasingly faster Internet services, with download speeds up to 20 Megabits per second (Mbps) in all of its West Virginia service 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 West Virginia service area, including …
- Marshall University and West Virginia University
- Charleston Rib Fest, and Women’s Expo at Charleston Civic Center
- Putnam County Concert in the Community
- Riverfest in St. Albans, Kanawha County Fair, Mason County Fair
- March of Dimes Walk and YMCA Healthy Kids Day in Scott Depot
- Bridge Day and Women’s Expo in Beckley and 4 Season Men’s Expo in Princeton
- Greenbrier Home and Garden Show, Point Pleasant Regatta, Relay for Life in Parkersburg
- Logan Job Fair and Toys For Tots in Logan, July 4th Celebration in Buckhannon

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