Home arrow Telecom Reform '06 arrow 2006 Issues arrow AT&T Awarded Indiana Video Franchise Sunday, July 20 2008  
Public Access of Indianapolis Home
Our Issues
The Campaign for Public Access TV
Indy Needs Access TV
Telecom Reform '06
Get Involved
Calendar
Sign the Petition
Join Mailing List
Support Our Efforts
Discussion Forum
Our Programs
Video Library
New Citizens Watch
Alternative Media Festival
About Us
News and Press Releases
About Us
Contact Us
Resources
Home
Useful Links
More Web Links
Privacy Policy
Administrator

Bookmark Us
 
 
 
AT&T Awarded Indiana Video Franchise Print E-mail
Written by Jean Coughlin   
Friday, 22 September 2006

On August 30, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) awarded AT&T corporation a Certificate of Franchise Authority to Provide Video Service in Indiana. Since AT&T prefers to keep details confidential, it is known only that their video service will be offered somewhere within AT&T current local exchange territory (area currently receiving phone service from AT&T). Specific locations and dates of service will be made known to the local unit of government and the commission at least 10 days before the service becomes available.

On August 14 the Daviess-Martin County Rural Telephone Corporation also submitted an application to the IURC for TV certification, to be approved by the commission in September. The Daviess-Martin RTC local exchange service territory is in the Montgomery, Plainville, Alfordsville-Glendale, and Trinity-Williams Exchanges in Daviess, Martin, and Lawrence Counties. The RTC application is available for viewing on the Electronic Filing System, accessible through the IURC website: www.in.gov/IURC.
< Prev   Next >
Top of Page P0wer ed by Mam b0 0pen S ource
Copyright @1996-2006 Public Access of Indianapolis