Northland Cable Television

Type: Subsidiary
On the web: http://www.northlandcabletv.com

Northland Cable Television brings cable TV service and pay-per-view programming to subscribers in the southern and western US. The company also offers high-speed Internet access to consumer and business customers under the Northland Express brand and it offers VoiceLine-branded Internet phone service through a partnership with New Jersey-based Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, provider Net2Phone. Northland operates mainly in smaller markets in Alabama, California, Georgia, Idaho, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and Washington. It serves clients from 25 regional offices.

Officers:
Chairman and CEO: John S. Whetzell
President: Gary S. Jones
VP and Controller: Rick J. McElwee

Competitors:
Comcast
DIRECTV
Time Warner Cable

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Northland Communications Corporation

Headquarters	Seattle, WA
Key people	John S. Whetzell - CEO Gary S. Jones - President
Industry	Telecommunications
Products	Cable television, Cable telephone, Broadband Internet access
Website	http://www.northlandcabletv.com/

Northland Communications Corporation, which does business as Northland Cable Television, is an American company providing cable television, cable telephone, DVR, and broadband services to customers in Alabama, California, Georgia, Idaho, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and Washington. Its corporate headquarters are in Seattle, Washington and a divisional office is in Statesboro, Georgia. ^[1]

Service areas

Northland has local offices for the following service areas:^[2]

• Alabama – Aliceville
• California – Mount Shasta, Oakhurst, Yreka, Weed
• Georgia – Clayton, Sandersville, Statesboro, Swainsboro, Toccoa, Vidalia
• Idaho – Sandpoint
• North Carolina – Forest City, Highlands
• South Carolina – Greenwood, Seneca
• Texas – Corsicana, Crockett, Flint, Gun Barrel City, Hillsboro, Lamesa, Marble Falls, Mexia, New Caney, Stephenville
• Washington – Moses Lake

References

1. ^ "About us" section of Northland Cable TV website
2. ^ Sitemap for Northland Cable TV website

External links

• Northland corporate website
• Northland community portal

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