Mediacom to Launch 20 Mbps Broadband Service

Mediacom Communications plans to increase the download speed of Mediacom Online Max to 20 megabytes per second (Mbps) with an upload speed of 2 Mbps.  The upgrade will take place by the end of June at no additional charge to customers.

John Pascarelli, Mediacom’s Executive Vice President of Operations says,
“This enhancement to our suite of high-speed Internet products reinforces Mediacom as the leading broadband provider in our markets since we offer Mediacom Online MAX throughout essentially our entire footprint in 23 states, even in some rural areas where we may serve only a few customers.”

Mediacom currently offers 4 classes of broadband access with prices that range from $19.95 to $59.95 per month.

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