Verizon launches FiOS TV for Business

by Darren Murph, posted Jul 11th 2008 at 9:08AM

Okay, so we're not really sure what makes Verizon's FiOS TV for Business that much different than vanilla FiOS TV -- besides the sweet bundle deal with those ultra-speedy Business internet plans -- but whatever the case, it's here. Nothing to bust out the party hats over, but select areas within the FiOS TV footprint can now sign up for a FiOS TV service "designed for small and medium-sized businesses (saywha?)." We're told that pricing for the service begins at $49.99 per month, and so far as we can tell, everything that's available to current FiOS TV subscribers is available here. Thanks for the head scratcher, Verizon.

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Tags: business, expansion, fiber, fios, fios tv, fios tv for business, FiosTv, FiosTvForBusiness, verizon

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J.Goodwin @ Jul 11th 2008 9:57AM

Office buildings here often have "business cable" that has just local OTA channels and the major news networks, then they package that together with data and digital voice or some sort.

I expect that this is a similar effort, they'll probably set up in the same office buildings and compete with Comcast.

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north @ Jul 11th 2008 3:30PM

Actually, its nice to have a package for business as you cannot use the residential packages that included fios is them when you have business fios.

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