Suddenlink Adds 50-Meg Web Tier in TX, OK

Suddenlink is deploying a 50 Mbps web tier in several of its markets in Texas and Oklahoma. Beginning this week, Suddenlink High-Speed Internet 50.0 service will be available to residential customers in Alva, Enid, Muskogee and Wagoner, OK, and Athens, Clarksvil...
Suddenlink is deploying a 50 Mbps web tier in several of its markets in Texas and Oklahoma. Beginning this week, Suddenlink High-Speed Internet 50.0 service will be available to residential customers in Alva, Enid, Muskogee and Wagoner, OK, and Athens, Clarksville, Gainesville, Henderson, Jacksonville, Lufkin, Mount Pleasant, Mount Vernon, Paris, Pittsburg, Victoria, Whitesboro and Winfield, TX.The MSO has also added High-Speed Internet 50.0 service in Georgetown, Jarrell, Leander, Pflugerville and Tyler, TX. The new tier is in addition to four existing Suddenlink services in these towns, including High-Speed Internet MAX 107.0.Since spring of 2010, MAX 50.0 service has been deployed in Suddenlink markets in Arizona, Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina and Texas.
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