AT&T: No More U-verse Build Out
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Name: Steve Fravel
Email: sfravel@ntca.org
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About: Steve Fravel is Manager of Emerging Technologies for NTCA. Steve’s responsibilities include tracking and analyzing the impact of government regulation and legislation on telecommunications products including video products and services provided by rural telephone companies. Steve is the staff liaison for the NTCA Video Task Force. In addition, he follows current trends in video distribution and content so that he might provide resources for NTCA member companies who look to the association for information and direction.
With more than 30 years experience in telecommunications, Steve has a varied background having worked in radio, television and telephony. Prior to joining NTCA Steve spent 14 years with Iowa Network Services as Video Manager where he was instrumental in developing video related products and services.
Steve graduated from the University of Iowa with a BA in Communications. He and his wife Michele reside in Manassas, VASee Authors Posts (221) on Thursday, February 16, 2012 · 
Mirroring a decision made by rival Verizon Communications, AT&T has decided to stop expanding its fiber to the neighborhood program (U-Verse). After reaching 30 million homes, CEO Randall Stephenson of AT&T made the announcement during an investor’s conference call earlier this week.
Both Verizon and AT&T have indicated that growth is declining in wireline services and that current growth is in the wireless services.
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