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South East Central Illinois Regional Broadband Summit

South East Central Illinois Regional Broadband Summit. Presented by: Doug Abolt. Company Overview. Mattoon, IL Houston, TX Pittsburg, PA Sacramento, CA Kansas City, KS. Locations. Over 15,000 miles of fiber network 10 diverse routes to Internet peers. Network.

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South East Central Illinois Regional Broadband Summit

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  1. South East Central Illinois Regional Broadband Summit Presented by: Doug Abolt

  2. Company Overview • Mattoon, IL • Houston, TX • Pittsburg, PA • Sacramento, CA • Kansas City, KS Locations • Over 15,000 miles of fiber network • 10 diverse routes to Internet peers Network • > 500,000 customers Customers • > 100,000 Video Subscribers • > 250,000 Broadband Subscribers IPTV and Broadband • CNSL on NASDAQ Investor Info

  3. Diversified mix of both rural and suburban markets

  4. Illinois ILEC Service Area The “Big Five” Communities

  5. Gays, Illinois Population 281 Historic Landmark Availability Perspective Broadband Available!

  6. Broadband Product Overview • Basic DSL Service • 1 to 10Mb/s • Single Copper Pair • $15 to $70 based on term / speed • Ancillary Value-Added Services • Premium DSL Service • 20Mb/s+ • Two Copper Pairs • $70 - $100 based on term / speed • Metro Ethernet • 4 to 1,000Mb/s • Bonded Copper or Fiber Based • Pricing varies based on term / speed • Carrier grade connectivity with SLA Broadband Value Added Services

  7. CCI Broadband Deployment • First broadband deployed in 2000 • Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) – Primarily “Greenfield” • Expand copper-based services • Metro E over Copper – the ½ step to fiber • Extended reach DSL • Deploy New Technologies • Challenges • Growth in Backbone Network Usage • Serving rural areas profitably • Future Plan: Continue to invest in broadband!

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