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Verizon FiOS TV Debuts in Randolph, Mass., Launching New Era of Television Entertainment

  2011 MAY 16 - (VerticalNews.com) -- including more than 130 high-definition channels, more HD channels than the town's current monopoly cable provider, Comcast, offers.

  "Consumers and small businesses in Randolph, at long last, have a better choice for TV," said Donna Cupelo, president of Verizon New England. "We've had great success in FiOS communities throughout Massachusetts. Now it's time to bring FiOS TV to Randolph and provide customers a choice that is truly different from the cable TV company.

  "Our advanced 100 percent fiber-optic network was built for HD. With all-fiber connections running straight to their homes, viewers get both high-definition and standard TV that is eye-popping. And with Flex View and FiOS TV Online, we're offering more interactivity with more content on more screens," Cupelo said.

  Consumers now have the option to bundle FiOS TV service, FiOS Internet service and the FiOS Digital Voice unlimited calling plan for as little as $99.99 a month for the first year.

  Customers interested in FiOS TV can visit http://www.Verizon.com/FiOS or call 1-888-Get FiOS (438-3467) for more information.

  FiOS is also available to small businesses, which can take advantage of the Solutions Bundle with FiOS TV, Internet and Unlimited Nationwide Calling, also at $99.99.* Included in the small-business bundle are Verizon websites powered by Intuit, free for six months; free Google Apps for Verizon; Verizon Internet Security Suite and Online Backup; and discounts to nationally known brands like Office Depot, FedEx and more.

  Business customers can learn more about business-grade FiOS services at http://smallbusiness.Verizon.com, or by calling 1-877-344-8896 for more information.

  Keywords: Entertainment, Fiber Optic Network, Fiber-optic Network, Networks, Television, Verizon.

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