Massachusetts gets more FiOS TV: Rochester and Walpole welcomed in

by Darren Murph, posted May 9th 2008 at 11:50PM

Hot on the heels of Lakeville, Massachusetts getting word that it would be receiving Verizon's fiber-based television service comes news that two more Bay State communities will be joining it. Just this week, Verizon began offering up FiOS TV to some 8,500 households in Rochester and Walpole, and if you just so happen to call either of those locales home, you too can phone up the carrier and see if it's within reach. Meanwhile, we're waiting for the day that 100-percent of Massachusetts is FiOS-enabled -- which should happen in like, two months or so.

Filed under: Fiber

Tags: expansion, fios, fios tv, FiosTv, massachusetts, Rochester, verizon, Walpole

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Jeff @ May 10th 2008 7:36AM

Mass will not be 100% soon due to some towns not carrying Fios till 2010.

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lou @ May 12th 2008 3:45PM

Is that McGuyver in the pic?

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josh @ May 13th 2008 3:05PM

verizon is going through my apartment complex in framingham this week and last and running fiber optic lines through all the apartments, it will however be a few months before i can bask in the glory of fios tv and internet.

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