I shudder every time I read about big money getting into the wireless game, how the hell do they always fail? seriously, do they not know about AFMUG?
On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:28 PM, David Milholen <dmilho...@wletc.com> wrote: > Its my fault because we are challenging them in some caf areas for sure > here. We have till Jan2018 to get our first round done for Caf phase2 > > I think were going to pull it off for sure. Seems like a bottomless pit > till you get there though. > > > On 8/16/2017 2:39 PM, CBB - Jay Fuller wrote: > > � > Posted by a startup wisp in the area: > � > http://www.elmoreautauganews.com/single-post/2017/08/16/ > ATT-launches-fixed-wireless-internet-in-Chilton-County- > other-rural-and-underserved-areas-in-Alabama > � > AT&T launches fixed wireless internet in Chilton County, other rural and > underserved areas in Alabama > August 16, 2017 > AT&T* Fixed Wireless Internet1 is now available for rural and underserved > locations in parts of Chilton and Autauga Counties. > Joined by State Senator Clyde Chambliss, State Representative Jimmy Martin > and other community leaders, AT&T announced that residents in rural areas > of Chilton and Autauga Counties are included in the initial rural and > underserved locations in Alabama to which AT&T has extended Fixed Wireless > Internet as part of its FCC Connect America Fund commitment. > As a part of this commitment, AT&T plans to reach over 400,000 locations > by the end of 2017 and more than 1.1 million locations by 2020. > �In today�s world, high-speed connectivity is important,� said > Alabama State Senator Clyde Chambliss. �I am excited to see the private > sector continuing to bring enhanced connectivity to Chilton and Autauga > Counties and our rural communities in Alabama.� > �This is a great day for Maplesville, Stanton and Billingsley,� said > Alabama State Representative Jimmy Martin. �It is an honor to serve this > area, and I applaud AT&T for their work to enhance high-speed connectivity > for residents and small businesses in rural Alabama.� > AT&T plans to reach nearly 66,000 locations with this technology across > Alabama by 2020 and, with this initial offering, Fixed Wireless Internet is > available today in parts of rural communities throughout Alabama. > �I am thankful for the leadership of our elected officials who work to > ensure a proconsumer business environment and am delighted the rural > residents of Chilton and Autauga Counties are among the first in the nation > to access this innovative technology,� said Dr. Amy Brabham, Prattville > Area Chamber of Commerce Director of Economic Development. > �The more than 5,300 men and women who work for AT&T and call Alabama > home, are proud to work with our local, state and federal leadership to > provide the connectivity Alabama�s residents and businesses demand,� > said Ty Fondren, AT&T Alabama Regional Director of External and Legislative > Affairs. �Through this innovative service, we are helping close the > remaining connectivity gap in Alabama.� > AT&T�s Fixed Wireless Internet service delivers a home internet > connection with download speeds of at least 10Mbps. > The connection comes from a wireless tower to a fixed antenna on > customers� homes or businesses. This is an efficient way to deliver > high-quality internet August 15, 2017 � 2016 AT&T Intellectual Property. > All rights reserved. AT&T and the Globe logo are registered trademarks of > AT&T Intellectual Property. Page 2 to customers in rural and underserved > areas. > The nine states where AT&T has already launched service include Alabama, > Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, > Tennessee and Louisiana. Additional states planned to launch this year > include Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio, > Texas and Wisconsin. > AT&T will provide updates about additional availability in parts of > Alabama, and other states, as it expands Fixed Wireless Internet to more > locations. For more information on Fixed Wireless Internet from AT&T, visit > att.com/internet/fixedwireless.html. > Includes 160GB monthly data allowance. Req�s installation of AT&T > outdoor antenna & indoor Residential Gateway. $10/50GB of additional data > up to a max of $200/mo. Cautionary Language Regarding Forward Looking > Statements: Information set forth in this news release contains financial > estimates and other forward-looking statements that are subject to risks > and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially. A discussion > of factors that may affect future results is contained in AT&T Inc.'s > filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. > AT&T disclaims any obligation to update or revise statements contained in > this news release based on new information or otherwise. > � > �For more information, contact: Catherine Stengel AT&T Corporate > Communications 404-797-4108 <(404)%20797-4108> catherine.sten...@att.com > > > -- >
