Dallas city leaders may award cable franchises to 3 seperate cable companies. We've got a strong brand name, we're sinking 150-million dollars into the infrastructure here, we're going to bring our customers services they never had before over cable. In fact, only about a third of Dallas residents are estimated to have cable tv. City leaders believe there's room for growth. Along with competition often comes lower cable rates and better customer service.
WideOpenWest officials know they'll have to offer more services to lure customers to their company.
Customers deserve to have what they need and want to have from a company that they choose. WideOpenWest is currently persuing competitive cable agreements in two dozen North Texas cities including Fort Worth. That franchise will be voted on next month.