Suddenlink FYI

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Last Updated: April 15, 2011

The state capitol building in Charleston, W. Va.

Suddenlink is West Virginia’s largest cable broadband company, offering television, Internet, phone and other services to more than 220,000 customer households in the state, as well as approximately 9,500 business customers.

COMMUNITIES

We serve cities and towns throughout West Virginia, including but not limited to: Charleston, Wayne, St. Albans, Milton, Fayetteville, Logan, Kermit, Parkersburg, St. Marys, Pomeroy, Spencer, Point Pleasant, Beckley, Princeton, Lewisburg, Buckhannon, Elkins, and Shinnston.

COMMITMENT

Suddenlink expects to invest nearly $40 million this year in West Virginia, and by the end of the year will have invested more than $220 million in the state since 2006.

“Our 2011 investments in West Virginia will help us roll out more high-definition TV channels and enhance our video, phone and Internet services,” said Suddenlink Regional Director of Government Relations Michael Kelemen. “Since late 2009, we have significantly increased our capital spending in the state and we continue to invest to further enhance the overall quantity, quality and reliability of our services.”

In 2007 and 2008, Suddenlink met aggressive goals to roll out its phone service to most of its operating areas. It has since been rolling out video on demand (VOD), WiFi@Home, TV Caller ID, faster Internet speeds and in many locations a new 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 …