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Watch Okla. Benefit Concert on Demand
If you missed or would like to re-watch Blake Shelton’s “Healing in the Heartland: Relief Benefit Concert,” it’s available through Suddenlink Video on Demand (VOD) and Suddenlink2GO through June 5.
To watch on VOD, go to channel 1 > Free! > All Channels A-Z > NBC.
For Suddenlink2GO, visit Suddenlink > Suddenlink2GO > All Networks A-Z > NBC.
Note: You must have a Suddenlink online account to access all Suddenlink2GO content. Simply visit suddenlink.net, select the “Not Registered? SIGN UP NOW” option — found next to the “Log In” link on the right side of the page — and follow the provided instructions.
Four More Networks Join Suddenlink2GO
FOX, Lifetime, A&E, and History have been added to the Suddenlink2GO lineup.
With Suddenlink2GO, our customers can watch more than 200,000 movies, clips and shows from 300-plus networks on their personal or laptop computers.
Note: You must have a Suddenlink online account to access all Suddenlink2GO content. Simply visit suddenlink.net, select the “Not Registered? SIGN UP NOW” option — found next to the “Log In” link on the right side of the page — and follow the provided instructions.
Suddenlink Celebrates 10 Years
Today, Suddenlink is celebrating its tenth year in business. Our origins can be traced to Feb. 12, 2003, when our management team assumed responsibility for Classic Communications, a small cable operator serving approximately 300,000 customers in mainly rural communities. The company more than quadrupled in size in 2006, with the acquisitions of Cox cable systems serving approximately 900,000 customers and Charter cable systems serving approximately 240,000 customers. Around the same time, the name Suddenlink was introduced.
Way back in 2003, Classic offered Internet service (with a top download speed of 1.5 Megabits per second) in only half of its cable systems – and offered phone service in none. A decade later, Suddenlink offers high-speed Internet service in all communities, with download speeds up to 107 Megabits per second in many areas; phone service to substantially all customers; wireless home networking; a robust line up of high-definition TV channels; TV Caller ID; a video on demand library with more than 10,000 titles; an online video service known as Suddenlink2GO; home security; and a suite of commercial services, including advertising and carrier services.
“Through the hard work of our team, an unrelenting focus on customer care, plus transformative acquisitions, billions of dollars in financings and capital investments, we turned a small company into the nation’s seventh largest cable operator with financial and operating results that are among the very best in the industry,” said Kent.
Suddenlink2GO Brings TV to You
Watch more than 200,000 movies, clips and shows from 300-plus networks on your computer or laptop at Suddenlink2GO.com.
You can also take many of the channels you love on the go with your iPad®, iPhone®, or Android device. Enjoy favorite shows on TBS, TNT, BET, MTV, Comedy Central, Spike, Nickelodeon, VH-1 and more. Visit the Suddenlink Apps page for a full list of participating networks and devices.
Customers who do not have a Suddenlink online account can set up one by visiting suddenlink.net, selecting the “Not Registered? SIGN UP NOW” option — found next to the Log In link on the right side of the page — enter the account number and access code from their Suddenlink bill, and follow the registration instructions.
Relive Olympics Moments on VOD, Suddenlink2GO
Did you miss one of the big Olympic moments this week, or was there something that was so amazing you’d like to see it again? Through Aug. 26, catch highlights on Suddenlink2GO and (where available) Suddenlink Video On Demand (VOD).
Where Suddenlink VOD is available, turn to Channel 1 and select 2012 London Olympics. Then choose All Sports, Medal Event Recaps or Ceremonies. A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the VOD menu.
To catch highlights online, visit Suddenlink2GO – London Games. A Suddenlink online account and a TV package with MSNBC and CNBC are required for live streaming. Customers who do not have a Suddenlink online account can set up one by visiting suddenlink.net, selecting the “Not Registered? SIGN UP NOW” option — found next to the Log In link on the right side of the page — enter the account number and access code from their Suddenlink bill, and follow the registration instructions.
Olympics Highlights on VOD, Suddenlink2GO
Did you miss one of the big Olympic moments this week, or was there something that was so amazing you’d like to see it again? Catch highlights on Suddenlink2GO and (where available) Suddenlink Video On Demand (VOD).
Where Suddenlink VOD is available, turn to Channel 1 and select 2012 London Olympics. Then choose All Sports, Medal Event Recaps or Ceremonies. A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the VOD menu.
To catch highlights (or live action) online, visit Suddenlink2GO – London Games. A Suddenlink online account and a TV package with MSNBC and CNBC are required for live streaming. Customers who do not have a Suddenlink online account can set up one by visiting suddenlink.net, selecting the “Not Registered? SIGN UP NOW” option — found next to the Log In link on the right side of the page — enter the account number and access code from their Suddenlink bill, and follow the registration instructions.
Olympics Highlights Are on VOD, Suddenlink2GO
Did you miss one of the big Olympic moments this week, or was there something that was so amazing you’d like to see it again? Catch highlights on Suddenlink2GO and (where available) Suddenlink Video On Demand (VOD).
Where Suddenlink VOD is available, turn to Channel 1 and select 2012 London Olympics. Then choose All Sports, Medal Event Recaps or Ceremonies. A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the VOD menu.
To catch highlights (or live action) online, visit Suddenlink2GO – London Games. A Suddenlink online account and a TV package with MSNBC and CNBC are required for live streaming. Customers who do not have a Suddenlink online account can set up one by visiting suddenlink.net, selecting the “Not Registered? SIGN UP NOW” option — found next to the Log In link on the right side of the page — enter the account number and access code from their Suddenlink bill, and follow the registration instructions.
Gearing Up for the Olympics
Starting this week and continuing through early August, we’ll be sharing with our readers, fans, and followers a variety of Olympic-themed information, including Olympics trivia, Olympics history, shout-outs to current Olympians who have ties to Suddenlink communities, a video series in which residents of Suddenlink communities talk about what sports they plan to watch this year (as well as their favorite memories of past Olympic games) – and much, much more.
All of this information builds on our earlier survey.
Importantly, if you’re an Olympics fan, we hope you’ll participate in the conversation, sharing your perspectives of this year’s Games and your memories of past Olympic events.
In the meantime, check out the Olympics-related videos at Suddenlink2GO and (where available) Suddenlink on Demand, courtesy of NBC. (A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the on Demand menu at Channel 1.) A number of interesting clips are featured, including profiles of various Olympic athletes, a look back at the Beijing games and medalists – even karaoke-style anthems from different countries.
Stream Tonight’s Games on TBS at Suddenlink2Go
If TBS is part of your Suddenlink TV service, you can stream the games live through Suddenlink2GO®, wherever you are. Just login to your Suddenlink account – starting here – and select the games. (If you don’t yet have an online account with us, visit Suddenlink.net and follow the registration instructions provided there.)
TBS is available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic service.
Online Fare for College Hoops Fans
As the NCAA Tournament heads into the next round of games that will determine the “Elite Eight,” there’s ample material across the Internet to augment die-hard fans’ enjoyment of college basketball’s greatest show.
Wondering which teams will advance? Experts weigh in with their predictions at ESPN, Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, Sporting News and Bleacher Report. Broadcasting icon Dick Vitale offers his take on Twitter and Facebook.
Once the games begin, fans can supplement their viewing experience with live blogging reports. The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Grantland, all offered live blogging earlier in the tournament and are expected to do so again.
And if you think you know your NCAA Tournament basketball, test your knowledge here, here and here.
Finally, remember that – if you’re away from home tomorrow and Friday – you can stream the games on TBS live through Suddenlink2GO.
