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Zone·tv Introduces “Fun at Home” for Rogers Ignite TV Customers

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Tuesday, August 18, 2020
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Available exclusively on Rogers Ignite TV, Rogers is the first Canadian TV service provider to introduce this innovative new experience to customers through its premium TV service.

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  • Available exclusively on Rogers Ignite TV, Rogers is the first Canadian TV service provider to introduce this innovative new experience to customers through its premium TV service.
  • We are proud to partner with Rogers to deliver this entirely new category of interactive experiences to Ignite TV customers, said Jeff Weber, CEO of zonetv.
  • At Home applications are fully programmed and managed by zonetv and will be available on Ignite TV through the Apps Menu, or by saying Fun at Home into the Ignite TV voice remote.
  • Its diverse programming can be seen on, Comcast Xfinity X1, DIRECTV, Rogers Ignite TV, Cox Contour 2 TV, DISH Sling, CenturyLink Prism TV, AT&T U-verse, TELUS Optik TV, Bell Fibe TV, Frontier Vantage and FiOS, Armstrong Cable and others.

CenturyLink Wins State of Arizona Network Contract

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Tuesday, July 28, 2020
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(NYSE: CTL) recently won a contract with the State of Arizona to provide network connectivity and managed IT services that will support all state government agencies and transform how the state delivers services to residents.

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  • (NYSE: CTL) recently won a contract with the State of Arizona to provide network connectivity and managed IT services that will support all state government agencies and transform how the state delivers services to residents.
  • The company will be providing local and wide area network management, WiFi, security, unified voice communications, contact center communications, IT management, data center and cloud-based services to the state under the new AZNet contract.
  • "The State of Arizona placed its trust in CenturyLink again to deliver a next-generation version of its mission-critical network known as AZNet," said Sonia Ramsey, CenturyLink vice president for the state and local government and education market.
  • The company already has more than 27,000 fiber route miles and nearly 13,000 on-net buildings in Arizona that help it deliver the latest network technologies around the state.