Following the ADSL line

Several services recently announced by Ameritech are designed to make high-speed Internet access easier for consumers to receive with asymmetrical digital subscriber line (ADSL)-enabled service. The company has launched the Ameritech.net high-speed Internet service in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with plans...

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Published in:Telephony 1997-12, Vol.233 (24), p.12
Main Author: Britt, Philip
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alliances
Customer services
Digital subscriber line
High speed
Internet access
Internet service providers
Modems
Service introduction
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Summary:Several services recently announced by Ameritech are designed to make high-speed Internet access easier for consumers to receive with asymmetrical digital subscriber line (ADSL)-enabled service. The company has launched the Ameritech.net high-speed Internet service in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with plans to roll out the service in Royal Oak, Michigan in the next 2 months and in Chicago in 1998. Ameritech is targeting consumers and small businesses. The company also announced it is partnering with Microsoft to promote the ADSL technology. Ameritech and Microsoft are in discussions with hardware manufacturers to make personal computers and equipment ADSL-compatible.
ISSN:0040-2656
2161-8690