In Long Island, 100 Mbps Broadband for $99 a Month
GigaOM, April 27, 2009
By Om Malik
In response to intense competition from Verizon FiOS broadband service, Cablevision has introduced 100-megabits-per-second service in Long Island. In sharp contrast to those of its peers in the cable business, Cablevision has not announced any plans for metered broadband, and has been consistently offering more speed for lower prices.
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