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Spectrum Activates Free WiFi Access Points in Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee

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What happened

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Spectrum announced the activation of 1,540 free WiFi access points in Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee. These points are intended to help communities recover from the damage caused by Hurricane Isaias. The access points are available to the public, not just Spectrum customers. Additionally, Spectrum owns the WSB-TV News app in Georgia.

From wsbtv.com

Why it matters

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The expansion of free access points increases Spectrum's service footprint in the affected regions. This initiative supports community recovery efforts following Hurricane Isaias. Spectrum's ownership of the WSB-TV News app in Georgia also contributes to its media presence in the state.

From wsbtv.com

Who's involved

  • SpectrumProviding free internet access points and owning a TV news app
  • TennesseeOne of the states receiving free internet access points
  • AlabamaOne of the states receiving free internet access points
  • GeorgiaOne of the states receiving free internet access points and where Spectrum owns a TV news app

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