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T-Mobile is running a 5G Home Internet campaign today in Philadelphia because Comcast is set to raise prices on its TV and internet services tomorrow. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on the leadership position and marketing environments of two regional sports networks (RSN) including Fox Sports Network and Comcast Sports Network. It informs that Fox Sports Network offers 20 networks for featuring 5,000 live sports events on cable networks. It reports that Comcast Sports Network has launched more than 2,400 live events on the small screen in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Comcast Business will deploy a 4G/5G private wireless network at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia during the first quarter of 2022. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Projects began last year and continue this year as Comcast pushes up to 1 Gig to smaller businesses and 100 Gbps to large enterprises. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Kunle Ekundare is a senior director of product management for Comcast Cable. As a lifelong resident of Philadelphia, Ekundare was committed to Comcast from the start. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Comcast Corp. unveiled plans for a new $50 million arena in downtown Philadelphia designed specifically for competitive video game playing. AttributionLinus Chua: editor primaryShamim Adam: editor secondaryChristopher Palmeri: by reporterNick Turner: editor responsible. [Extracted from the article]

This article offers update on the media market in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Center City will become the tallest building in the state of Pennsylvania when completed in 2007, wherein Comcast signed a long-term lease to relocate its corporate headquarters. Also underway in the area are plans to bring a new major league soccer team to the market. A chart is presented that lists the advertising spending in the city.

Presents information on Comcast Philadelphia. Information on the cable market in Philadelphia; Estimated budget allotted by the company to upgrade their cable system in Philadelphia; Expectations of Comcast for its video-on-demand system; Details of several volunteer programs that were launched by Comcast in Philadelphia; Status of the advertising business of Comcast Cable; Examples of programming services that are offered by Comcast in Philadelphia. INSETS: COMCAST PHILADELPHIA;Comcast Philadelphia Scarborough Research Profile.

The article reports that Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based cable and telecommunication company Comcast has renamed its home security and home automation service Xfinity Home Security to Xfinity Home.

The article discusses ways U.S. cable operator Comcast is becoming sustainable. Comcast created in 2009 a sustainability working group to identify ways the firm can become more energy efficient. That move and other efforts have resulted in the identification of four main target areas. These are energy-efficiency in buildings, better fleet management, increased telecommuting, and waste reduction. The firm's headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is cited as the largest Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified building in the U.S.

The article offers information on several protesters who traveled to the headquarters (HQ) of telecommunications company Comcast Corp. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to protest the decline of African-American-targeted ministry channel The Word Network in selected markets. It states that the company continues to evaluate the content it delivers to the customers as part of the ongoing process to determine that the network provides an array of programming.

The article focuses on the participation of more than 100,000 Comcast and NBCUniversal employees in the 15th annual Comcast Cares Day held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It mentions that the 2016 edition of the country's single-largest corporate volunteer effort was in partnership with Global Citizen, Red Nose Day, and two Comcast partner organizations. The contribution of the Comcast Foundation is also cited.

Focuses on the multimedia operations of Comcast Corp. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Services offered by Comcast; Improvement on the Direct Memory Access system of Comcast; Public-affairs campaigns of the company.

Reports on telephony company Comcast Corp.'s voiceover-Internet protocol (VoIP) telephone-service trial in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's western suburban areas. Benefits of VoIP technology for cable operators; Number of Circuit-switched telephony subscribers inherited by the company from AT&T Broadband; Reason why the company chose a separate network to conduct its trial.

Interviews Dave Watson, executive vice president of sales, marketing and customer service of Comcast Corp., on the plan of the company to launch a video-on-demand (VOD) server in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Details of the VOD rollouts; Comment on the free content component; Creation of a menu for 1,200 hours of content.

Highlights the second quarter financial results of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based multiple systems operator Comcast Corp. for 2001. Amount of the bid submitted by the firm for AT&T Broadband; Number of subscribers purchased by Comcast from AT&T Broadband; Obstacles to the proposed merger of Comcast and AT&T Broadband.

Reports on EarthLink Network Inc.'s participation in ComCast Corp.'s planned cable open-access trial in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. EarthLink's similar deals with other companies; Impact of the deal on Comcast's high-speed services.

Reports on the level of support given by telecommunications firm Comcast Corp. to the Republican National Convention which will be held in August 2000 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Recruitment of Comcast president Brian Roberts to join Philadelphia 2000, the nonprofit group that solicited the convention for the community; Technical contributions of Comcast to the convention.

The article informs about the deployment of gigabit-class DOCSIS 3.1 modem by mass media company Comcast Corp. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It presents views of Tony Werner, chief technical officer (CTO) of Comcast, on the gigabit speed company is offering to its consumers living in other states including North California and Atlanta, Georgia.

The article reports on a franchise renewal offer from mass media firm Comcast to Seattle, Washington. Topics discussed include an agreement from Comcast to increase its equity grant to provide Internet access to low-income seniors in Seattle; the views of Seattle's chief technology officer Michael Mattmiller; and Comcast's franchise deal with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article reports that mass media company Comcast ssecured a 15-year cable franchise agreement in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Topics include the statement of Comcast spokesman Jeff Alexander regarding the need for the city council to vote for the agreement, the company's intention to expand its subsidized broadband program and to allow low-income families to enroll in the subsidy program.

The article reports on accuse of telecommunication firm Comcast by consumer activist publication "The Consumerist" reporting that it conducted a manipulative "push poll" in response to a customer satisfaction survey published by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in April 2015. It mentions that Comcast conducted the survey asking the citizens to rate their service. It include comments from Eric Rosso of the Pennsylvania Working Families, on the same.

The article offers information on the three markets where mass media and communications firm Comcast Corp. is planning 4K viewing parties for highlighting Sochi Olympic Games highlights including Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, San Francisco, California and Washington D. C.

The article reports on plan of Comcast Corp. to install Wi-Fi hotspots in 70 train stations in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It mentions that the plan of the Wi-Fi service provider is consistent with its decision to offer its Xfinity internet subscribers free access to more than 300,000 Wi-Fi hotspots. It also cites the move of Cablevision to deal with the New Jersey Transit to install Wi-Fi transmitters on trains and railroad stations.

The article focuses on the Technology Research and Development Fund created by the information services provider Comcast Corp. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in order to provide various research grants and aid for open source development. It informs that Comcast will not disclose the amount available in the fund. It mentions that Comcast will also provide its own network of engineers in addition to the financial aid.

The article focuses on the stand of Mark Coblitz of Comcast Corp. urging the cable industry to cut energy consumption at the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers' Smart Energy Management Initiative Forum held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 15, 2012. He says that the long-range energy efficiency would ensure sustainable growth as the costs continue to rise. Moreover, he likened the two new system-on-a-chip solutions that can reduce energy consumption.

The article reports that the Occupy protest movement moved to Comcast Corp.'s headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 2, 2011 as the company obtained tax abatements for the building.

The article reports on the move by Versus, owned by Comcast Corp., which gained 9 million subscriber hit due to free previews in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is said that Versus has ended its contract with DirectTV Inc. which decreased home base subscribers from 75 million to 71 million. Versus says that the free preview provides the company customers exposure to premiere programming. Versus adds that the company is making negotiations to have a permanent deal from television networks.

The article reports on the aim of Verizon Communications Inc. to produce a fiber-optic (FiOS) television (TV) and internet for the homes and small businesses in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and to compete with Comcast Corp. The telephone company will start door-to-door marketing and will print advertisements on "The Philadelphia Inquirer" and the "Philadelphia Daily News" on FiOS. It adds that Verizon will give a 150 dollar Visa gift card for those who sign the service before December 19, 2009.