Yeah, just noticed it in the Lansing State Journal today... not sure this makes any sense to me. What a goofy name, imo So I noticed that the wikipedia article says services will only be available in 11 Media Markets... obviously meaning Lansing is not included. Does this mean that Comcast will still be shown on my station ID and cable bill? I also wonder if this would make higher internet speeds cheaper...
another reason why they rebranded could be in the event the FCC/SEC/DOJ forces them to split Comcast up so that way that they won't monopolize the cable industry. they do have a pending buyout of NBC-Universal on there hands, they are waiting on FCC, SEC and the DOJ to approve of the buyout.
Quote from: willh699 on February 19, 2010, 01:08:57 AManother reason why they rebranded could be in the event the FCC/SEC/DOJ forces them to split Comcast up so that way that they won't monopolize the cable industry. they do have a pending buyout of NBC-Universal on there hands, they are waiting on FCC, SEC and the DOJ to approve of the buyout. But its still Comcast right? I thought it was just a name change, not a separate division or anything.
"Welcome to Xfinity" commercials have been reported throughout southeastern massachusetts.
I have not seen one ad regarding the new name. Still seeing Comcast ads for quote-on-quote "xfinity" services. Since I am obviously not in one of the top 11 media markets, I guess it may be a few months before I start noticing the effects.
Augusta, Georgia
Quote from: Martin on February 21, 2010, 05:59:43 PMAugusta, GeorgiaI know it's a little late to continue this argument... but really? I'm not one of the 11 markets but Augusta GA is?