Livonia, MI, June 7, 2006
Bright House Networks of Michigan (BHN) recently launched their Digital Phone service, a reliable and affordable residential telephone service. In conjunction with the new service offering, BHN is conducting the "Talk all you want" sweepstakes, where one lucky consumer will win one year's worth of free digital phone service.
BHN's Digital Phone Service combines local, long distance and all the popular calling features, such as call waiting, and cancel call waiting into a simple, fixed monthly fee package. The service also includes unlimited anytime local and long distance calling to all 50 states, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and N. Marianna Islands. Competitive international rates are also available.
Bright House Networks of Michigan is extremely excited about the launch of our digital phone service, as customers will now have another dependable and inexpensive alternative for their local and long distance telephone services," said Robert McCann, President of Bright House Networks of Michigan.
To win the "Talk all you want" contest, consumers must go to http://michigan.mybrighthouse.com by July 16th and click on the "talk all you want" icon and tell us in 100 words or less, "Why I need one year's worth of free BHN digital phone service."
The best reason provided will be selected by a panel of BHN employees and the lucky winner will receive digital phone service for up to one year. Participants of the contest must live in BHN of Michigan markets, including Farmington, Farmington Hills, Livonia, Novi and Redford Township.
Prices for Bright House Networks digital phone start at $39.95/month, even less when customers sign up for one of BHN's bundled packages which may include high speed internet and standard basic cable. See website for additional information.
Professional installation, emergency 911, directory and operator services, and 24/7/365 live customer and tech support are all part of the Digital Phone service at no additional cost. Customers also have the option of keeping their current home phone number and the service works with existing telephones in a customer's home so no purchase of additional equipment is required.
About Bright House Networks
Advance/Newhouse Communications provides day-to-day management of Bright House Networks cable systems pursuant to its partnership with Time Warner Entertainment. Bright House Networks serves more than two million customers in several large markets that include Tampa Bay and Central Florida (Orlando), Indianapolis, Birmingham, Bakersfield and Detroit, along with several other smaller systems in Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. The high-growth Tampa/Central Florida markets are contiguous and form one of the country’s largest cable clusters.
Nearly 100% of Bright House Networks customers have high-speed data (HSD), Video-on-Demand (VOD) and Subscription Video-on-Demand (SVOD) available to them. Bright House Networks also makes available Digital Video Recorders (DVR) that have become immensely popular with customers. The company’s Florida operations currently deliver nearly 300 channels to customers and were among the first in the country to offer High Definition Television signals (HDTV). Since its introduction, HDTV has achieved impressive acceptance with Bright House Networks customers who are equipped to receive the signals. Bright House Networks also offers HSD customers a choice of Multiple Internet Service Providers (MISP). The company recently commenced deployment of Digital Phone in Tampa Bay, Central Florida, and Michigan.
Exceptional customer service, free-of-charge, 24 hours per day, local and seven days per week is the company’s cornerstone of its business and top priority across all operating units. Public affairs, social responsibility and community involvement continue as major initiatives for the company as an ongoing commitment to the families and communities Bright House Networks serves. This includes long-term commitments to education and to what matters in the lives of the Bright House Networks customers.
