Don't anyone say that Verizon wasn't busy in the
FiOS TV department this week, 'cause it absolutely was. For starters, the provider launched a new wave of
interactive features for subscribers in Rhode Island, New York and Massachusetts, while four south-central Pennsylvania counties (Cumberland, Dauphin, Lebanon and York) were able to acquire the service for the first time. It was also busy bringing new slates of high-def channels to customers in California, Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne. Finally, two more towns in Massachusetts (Grafton and Weston) granted Verizon a cable franchise for future FiOS TV deployment. We'll see you next week -- here's to hoping your neck of the woods gets covered within the next seven days.
Read - Rhode Island interactive features
Read - Massachusetts interactive features
Read - New York interactive features
Read - Pennsylvania expansion
Read - Massachusetts expansion
Read - Pittsburgh HD channels
Read - California HD channels
Read - Fort Wayne HD channels
posted Oct 18th 2008 at 3:43AM
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Bob @ Oct 18th 2008 5:10AM
Finally, i have been waiting for this! FiOS bring it on!
Greetz Bob - http://www.torrentbug.com
Jack H @ Oct 18th 2008 10:14AM
Still waitnng for Princeton, NJ............
Travis @ Oct 18th 2008 12:46PM
Shoreline Washington is on the verge of granting Verizon a franchise to provide broadband and TV in their service area.
RefRed @ Oct 18th 2008 1:07PM
I'm in Indianapolis, IN. That's good it's in Fort Wayne, hopefully will make it's way down to us. When it does sign me up. I'm w/Brighthouse now and I can't wait to switch.
Peter @ Oct 18th 2008 5:26PM
I'm still waiting for my neighborhood. Stupid FiOS has had the wires and service available on the road right next to my neighborhood, but they still haven't run the wires underground to my neighborhood! It has been over 6 months since they had the wires run everywhere else!
Proghog @ Oct 18th 2008 6:11PM
At least you are going to get it man, I will never be able get FiOS cuz at&t owns CT and Verizon is only in one half of one town down close to NY. I'm stuck with Cablevision or at&t U-Verse.
Al Eberhardt @ Oct 19th 2008 8:27AM
Don't complain... At least you have the option of AT&T. Cablevision has a much better HD lineup than the other cable companies and they offer much higher bandwidth. Comcast and Time Warner are lame.