Company Profile for Cablevision
Cablevision Systems Corporation
http://www.cablevision.com
| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1973 |
| Headquarters | Bethpage, New York, U.S. |
| Industry | Broadcasting & Cable |
| Key People | '''Charles F. Dolan''' (Chairman) '''James L. Dolan''' (President and CEO) |
| Products | iO Digital Cable (Television) Optimum Online (Internet) Optimum Voice (VoIP Phone) Optimum Lightpath (Business) News 12 Clearview Cinemas Newsday amNewYork |
| Subsidiaries | Newsday, LLC - 97.2% |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
1111 Stewart Ave.
Bethpage, NY 11714
516-803-2300
Toll free: 1-800-868-9840
www.cablevision.com
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Study: Cable Bills Could Reach $200/Month By 2020
By Chris Morran on April 11, 2012 3:15 PM
153 Comments
Right now, the average monthly cable bill — not including any bundled phone or internet services — is around $86. But industry analysts say the non-stop slap fights between cable companies and content providers is only going to send that price soaring in the years to come. More »
Cablevision Does The Right Thing After A Quick Public Shaming
By Mary Beth Quirk on February 8, 2012 12:00 PM
15 Comments
One way a company can avoid be taken to task by Consumerist on the wide world of webbernets is to have their product do what it should in the first place, or if that fails, at least have customer service reps ready to be helpful. When that fails, you can always pull a makegood and gain back a few points with us. Just a few. More »
Cablevision Sees Nothing Wrong With Month Of Super Slow Or Nonexistent Internet Service
By Mary Beth Quirk on February 3, 2012 4:00 PM
63 Comments
Nicole is a web developer, and as such, relies on a steady and speedy connection to the Internet. That's why she shelled out around $415 in installation and fees to Cablevision for access to their 100MB "Ultra" Internet service. But in this case, that 100MB promise has been like a flickering mirage of an oasis in a very dry desert. More »
Which Internet Provider Is The Best For Streaming Netflix?
By Chris Morran on October 17, 2011 12:30 PM
58 Comments
How well you'll be able to stream season two of Breaking Bad on Netflix may depend largely on which company you're paying to provide internet service to your home. Netflix has just released the results of its own study on network performance and the results may not surprise you. More »
How To Say No To Arbitration With Your Cable Company
By Ben Popken on October 12, 2011 10:00 AM
27 Comments
Here's something neat. Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Cablevision/Optimum actually let customers opt out of arbitration when they sign up. If you don't want to give up your right to personally sue them in a court of law and be forced into a kangaroo court overseen by a judge whose fees are paid for by the company you're suing, Cablevision will let you. The caveat is that you have to tell them within 30 days of signing your contract. Here's the links and relevant contract language to opt-out: More »
Cablevision Delivers New, Unfathomably Slow DVR To New Customer
By Laura Northrup on September 23, 2011 10:00 AM
34 Comments
Cloud storage is the way of the future, it seems. But right now, there are some bugs to work out and devices that don't quite work as planned. Todd just had Cablevision installed last week, and he has a new kind of DVR, called DVR+, that has no hard drive and stores his recorded programs remotely. Pro: No large hard drive that will inevitably fail inside the set-top box. Con: This new type of DVR is slow and crappy. More »
Washington State Inspectors "Deeply Concerned" About Undercooked Beef At Burger King
By Chris Morran on September 8, 2011 2:30 PM
55 Comments
While most people are used to the grayish, overcooked burgers often served at fast food mega-chains, inspectors for the Washington Dept. of Health have found what they call a "disturbing trend" of undercooked beef being served at Burger King. More »
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25 CEOs Who Made More Than Their Companies Paid In Income Taxes
By Chris Morran on August 31, 2011 2:00 PM
106 Comments
The Institute for Policy Studies has just released its 18th annual review of U.S. executive compensation and found that 25 out of the country's 100 highest-paid chief executives actually earned more in 2010 than their companies paid out in corporate income taxes. More »
What Would You Want To See On A Cable Customers' Bill Of Rights?
By Chris Morran on August 18, 2011 4:30 PM
132 Comments
Over at our former sibling site Gizmodo, they have cobbled together what they believe is a list of the basic rights any cable customer should have when it comes to service, billing and selection. We wanted to throw it out there to see if you agree. More »
Viacom, Cablevision Settle iPad Streaming Suit
By Phil Villarreal on August 11, 2011 8:00 AM
16 Comments
In what could be described as a streaming contest, Viacom and Cablevision have been legally sparring for weeks over how to divvy up the rights to control streaming video on iPad apps. Now the corporate giants have settled their differences out of court. In a joint statement, the companies announced that Cablevision will be allowed to stream Viacom channels, including MTV and Comedy Central, over iPads located inside cable-subscribing homes. More »
