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AOL Time Warner Cable tests IP phone service
May 29, 2003 12:00 PM
AOL Time Warner Cable is taking a first baby step to offer IP
telephone services over its digital cable television system. The
company has announced an unlimited local, in-state and domestic long
distance IP telephone service trial to subscribers in Portland,
Maine.
Time Warner Cable’s Digital Phone will cost $40 a month and be
similar to the telephone service trial offerings of competitors,
Cablevision Systems and Comcast Cable Communications. Unlike
traditional switched network telephone service, cable services use the
Internet to move voice data.
Digital Phone subscribers are provided familiar phone features
including voice mail, caller ID, and call waiting.
If the IP telephony trials are successful, cable operators see it as
a way to add another revenue stream to their digital cable
infrastructures.
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