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BVU OptiNet and BVU FOCUS Gain Exposure Through National Magazines
BRISTOL, V.A. – The advanced broadband success of Bristol Virginia Utilities (BVU) OptiNet and its new business unit, BVU FOCUS, are gaining high-profile exposure through national publications – the most recent in Last Mile and Public Power magazines.
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MI-Connection Names Miller General Manager of New Cable, Internet Company
MOORESVILLE, N.C. – James R. Miller, Jr. has been named general manager of MI-Connection, the new cable and Internet company that will serve more than 10,500 customers in Mooresville, Davidson and Cornelius. Miller joins the MI-Connection team with extensive operations management experience in the telecommunications realm, including field operations, construction and maintenance of outside facilities, and installation activities. His office will be located at 435 South Broad St., Mooresville.
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Cable-deal boosters: Service will quickly improve
Now that Mooresville and Davidson have approved the $75 million purchase of the bankrupt Adelphia cable system, what can local subscribers expect from their new cable and broadband service? Better service, better options – and no immediate change in the amount of their cable bill, say proponents of the deal.
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Mooresville, Davidson, Cornelius vote to buy cable system
MOORESVILLE - The towns of Mooresville, Davidson and Cornelius voted Aug. 13 in favor of purchasing the former Adelphia system, forming a jointly controlled telecommunications firm called MI: Connection. Time Warner Cable has been operating the system temporarily while court and town action was taking place. Mooresville will purchase the approximately 10,000 subscriber system for $75 million with Davidson paying the town back $40 million. Cornelius will assign their current, and future, subscribers to MI: Connection but will not be paying any money towards the purchase.
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Towns approve cable system purchase
The town boards of Mooresville and Davidson voted separately Monday night to go ahead with the proposed $39 million purchase of the local cable TV and internet system. The towns now have 120 days to buy the system, which they plan to rename MI-Connection.
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