DIRECTV
Up to 315 channels
Type: Satellite, 100.00% Availability in zip: 70393...
Providers like DIRECTV have moved satellite TV service from rural areas into the mainstream. A wide range of packages, bundled services, and superior DVR equipment make DIRECTV a great value for customers everywhere. DIRECTV specifically excels in the new customer experience, offering free installation and a consumer-centric approach that makes the two-year commitment much easier to swallow.
DIRECTV is Best For: Installation
Charter
Up to 200 channels
Type: Cable, 100.00% Availability in zip: 70393...
Charter struggles with a reputation for poor customer service but has been making improvements to earn FCC approval for their recent merger with Time Warner Cable.
AT&T
Type: IPTV, 1.64% Availability in zip: 70393...
While AT&T doesn't knock it out of the park in any one specific area on our survey, they did well in overall satisfaction. Their fiber to the premises network delivers fast internet speeds and allows them to provide over 550 channels of programming, much of it in HD. Some of AT&T's appeal comes from attractively priced bundles that allow customers to roll TV, internet, phone, security, and even wireless services into one convenient monthly bill.
Popular channels in Plattenville
Cartoon Network, CMT Pure Country, Encore, H2, OWN, Sprout, Sprout, TCM, MTV Hits, MTV Jams, MovieMAX, OuterMax, Tr3s, TV One, VH1 Soul, Starz, Starz Cinema, Starz Edge, CLOO, Esquire Network, Esquire Network, Lifetime Real Women, Mnet, Chiller, Cooking , DIY , Eternal Word Television Network , Independent Film Channel (IFC), Reelz , Centric (CTRC), Logo (LOGO), SONICTAP: Holidays & Happenings, SONICTAP: Italian Bistro Blend, SONICTAP: Tranquility, AXS TV (AXS), Daystar (DYSTR), ESPNU (ESPNU), Fuse (FUSE), INSP (INSP), NFL Network (NFL), truTV (TRU), mtvU (MTVU), BBC America (BBCA), Boomerang (BOOM), Discovery Family Channel (DISCF), Disney XD (DISXD), El Rey Network (ELREY), FYI (FYI), Golf Channel (GOLF), NHL Network (NHLN)
WAN – Wide Area Network
Organizations operating in multiple geographic locations require employees, clients, and vendors to function efficiently in a single reliable network. Wide area networks (WANs) empower remote stakeholders to communicate and collaborate securely under one network, as if located within the same four walls.
The introduction of cheap bandwidth has significantly changed WAN technology. MPLS, VPLS, Broadband, FTTC, xDSL, fiber, copper EFM, 3G or 4G, and point-to-point: All serve a specific purpose for organizations today, and each has strengths and weaknesses based upon an organization’s geographic and IT infrastructure.