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Dean claims that the supervisor said he would call Suddenlink to tell them that Dean completed the job.
West Virginia Record 2009
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"Covering the remaining areas will require investments in the largest of the remaining markets and divestitures in the markets where we don't feel that we would be the best provider," said Pete Abe l, a spokesman for Suddenlink, among the 10 largest U.S. cable providers.
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The standard cap for Comcast, Charter, Cox and Suddenlink is 250 gigabytes per month.
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Suddenlink's broadband revenue rose 12 percent in the third quarter, versus a 1.6 percent gain from pay-TV.
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"We feel that some of those expensive channels should be offered a la carte so only those people who want to watch them actually pay for them," said Jerry Kent, chief executive of Suddenlink, which has 1.3 million cable customers.
unknown title 2011
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That's enough for a household to send or receive 12,000 one-page e-mails and watch 60 standard- definition movies with excess capacity for other tasks, according to Suddenlink.
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The company reported better-than-expected results on the back of strong revenue growth and has been witnessing subscription growth from partners such as RCN, Suddenlink and
unknown title 2011
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U.S. providers AT&T Inc. and St. Louis- based Suddenlink Communications LLC are experimenting with usage-based plans.
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Kent, chief executive officer of Suddenlink Communications, the seventh-largest U.S. cable carrier.
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Suddenlink, with about 1.4 million customers in states including Missouri, Arizona, Texas and North Carolina, began instituting usage caps in some markets in October.
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