A listing of articles in the news
ARLINGTON, VA--TV4US Executive Director Lizanne Sadlier released the following statement regarding cable’s poor showing in Q1 2008 American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), compiled by the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business
» Press Release | July 25, 2008
Video competition has arrived in Connecticut! New providers have begun to offer innovative video services and technologies to local consumers. According to one new provider, at least 80
cities and towns have a competitive alternative to the local cable company.
» Newsletter | June 12, 2008
As a Superior Court judge in Hartford prepares to convene a hearing Friday in the battle over AT&T’s U-verse, the television service got a strong showing of support Tuesday.
» Republican - American | October 24, 2007
Just three months ago Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed a new law intended to boost competition in the state’s television-service market, excited by the prospect that it would expand customer options, lower prices and create jobs.
» theday.com | October 22, 2007
But in the strange world of Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, a Department of Public Utility Control decision that threatens to shut down AT&T’s $336 million, three-year investment in Connecticut, and eliminate 1,300 current and future jobs, is “a landmark victory for consumers.”
» Waterbury Republican-American | October 19, 2007
For far too many years, one company has had a stranglehold on TV cable service in my area. Along comes AT&T with fuller service at much lower cost and it is being told to cease and desist
» Hartford Courant | October 19, 2007
Today, the Department of Public Utility Control ruled against AT&T’s application to provide a competitive video service in Connecticut. TV4US Connecticut, a chapter of a national advocacy coalition that advocates on behalf of customers to provide new choices, better service and lower costs in their television service, stated that the decision is bad for Connecticut consumers.
» press release | October 16, 2007