Advanced Cable Communications

Type: Subsidiary
On the web: http://www.advancedcable.net

What began in 1969 as an off-air community antenna service has grown into a provider of cable television, Internet, and phone service for the residents of Coral Springs and Weston, Florida. Advanced Cable Communications offers digital cable TV and broadband Internet access to about 50,000 subscribers. It also provides Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) computer telephony service through a partnership with Vonage. The company is a division of Indiana-based diversified media company Schurz Communications, which bought what was then Coral Springs Cablevision in 1978.

Officers:
VP and General Manager: Jim Pagano
VP Finance: Orlando Rios
VP Technology: Barry Kerr

Competitors:
Comcast Cable
DIRECTV
DISH Network

Advanced Cable Communications

Headquarters	Coral Springs, FL
Industry	Telecommunications
Products	cable television, cable telephone, broadband
Website	www.advancedcable.net

Advanced Cable Communications is a division of Schurz Communications providing cable television, cable telephone, DVR, and broadband services to customers in the Florida communities of Coral Springs and Weston.^[1] It operated independently as Coral Springs Cablevision prior to 1978, when it was purchased by Schurz.^[2]

References

1. ^ "About us" section of corporate website
2. ^ Google Finance profile for Advanced Cable Communications

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