AT&T has announced that more than 200,000 customers in Houston have signed up U-verse TV for past three years after the launch of the service here.
AT&T has launched U-verse TV in Houston in November 2006 and this service is available in Houston region, including parts of Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris and Montgomery counties. AT&T has launched its service first in Texas State after legislation passed in September 2005 by the Texas Legislature and signed by Gov. Rick Perry.
Don Cain, AT&T Texas president, said “Today’s AT&T U-verse subscriber milestone reflects our commitment to make the investments necessary to bring consumers across the greater Houston area a new era of true video competition. We are thrilled to offer this innovative video choice to Houston area customers, and even more excited about the strong customer response we’re seeing.”
Chris Penrose, vice president and general manager for AT&T in South Texas, said “Today’s milestone confirms what we’ve known all along. Houston customers want a new and better TV choice. Houston customers love the better DVR, better apps and better experience they get with U-verse TV, and we look forward to more customers learning why U-verse TV is such an exciting TV service. After all, what Houston cable customer can say they’ve received more than 20 free TV apps at no extra charge and have more HD channels than their U-verse neighbor?”
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