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41501: BROAD BOTTOM, KY
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AT&T Inc. is the country’s largest provider of broadband services, with more than 10 million customers at year-end 2006, according to Leichtman Research Group. The company had more than 69 million telephone subscribers in 2005, according to the Federal Communications Commission. On the wireless side, AT&T and its Cingular-branded cellular service had more than 54 million subscribers in 2005.
User Comments
Feb 06, 2008 5:21 pm
J. Fleming (AT&T) says:
In the Pikeville, KY area there are really only a few viable options. The one I chose was Bellsouth (now AT&T Southeast) DSL, and aside from some hiccups from the merger, this company has always treated me right, whether with dial-up or DSL. I can only give this rating because I feel the service has slipped a few notches under the new management. There are a few other DSL providers, but most will still essentially run through Bellsouth. Southeast Telephone, an in-city company, is a notable DSL 'competitor', as well as regional giant Mikrotec, who incidentally also work with local media monopoly Gearhart to provide their 'Fastback' cable internet service to the more outlying areas. Inside most of the downtown area itself, Suddenlink presumably provides internet access alongside its cable television service.