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 [Rep-am.com] "The Waterbury Connecticut Republican American Newspaper": They provide the infrastructure." Weinkrantz lives in San Antonio, Texas, the first place in the country where U-verse is available. AT&T, the nation's largest telephone company, plans to expand the service nationwide.

 [Biz.yahoo.com] Technology Blogger Documents Consumer Experience of AT&T's New U ...: Last year, Weinkrantz sold hisSan Antonio home by using a blog(www.alanweinkrantz.typepad.com/826_cambridge_oval) to discuss hishouse, his neighbors, and the community that prospective buyers wouldlive in. The story of the blog was covered in a number of publicationsincluding BusinessWeek, The Wall Street Journal, Investor's BusinessDaily, CBS News' MarketWatch, the Chicago Tribune, and the San JoseMercury News, and was also picked up in countries such as Italy andThe Netherlands.

[Iptv-industry.com] IPTV Service Experience: Last year, Weinkrantz sold his San Antonio home by using a blog to discuss his house, his neighbors, and the community that prospective buyers would live in. The story of the blog was covered in a number of publications including BusinessWeek, The Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, CBS News’ MarketWatch, the Chicago Tribune, and the San Jose Mercury News, and was also picked up in countries such as Italy and The Netherlands.

 [Dslreports.com] broadband » News » First Look at AT&T U-Verse San Antonio - Pulver ...: VoIP guru Jeff Pulver's publicist Alan Weinkrantz is blogging his experience as one of the first people in the country to get the telco's new IPTV service. He's getting almost the full 6Mbps DSL service promised, and is in the process of getting used to his switch from Time Warner Cable to U-Verse IPTV.

[Heritage Tidbits] AT&T Gearing Up Its TV Offering: Alan Weinkrantz writes the SAtechBlog, which represents "a conversation about the technology industry ecosystem of San Antonio and South Texas." He's doing a terrific job covering the launch of AT&T's U-verse Internet-based TV service in San Antonio, and he recently offered a few reasons why he believes the product will be a major success:

[SAtechBlog] Alan Visits The Cingular Store Showcasing... : On Sunday, July 9th, I went to the Cingular Store at Sonterra Park (in San Antonio) for a demonstration of AT&T's u-Verse IPTV service. I went in as a curious consumer and did not identify myself as being with SAtechBLOG.

[Jon Arnold's Blog] The Power of Viral Marketing - Even AT&T Can Do... : AT&T is trying their hand at this with the launch of their U-verse IPTV service in San Antonio. Blogging colleague Alan Weinkrantz reports that they're offering $300 to people who will host IPTV demos in their homes.

[SAtechBlog] Alan and Kami to Speak on Corporate Blogging... : I understand the rational need to always have an ROI associated witha new communications initiative, especially with something likeblogging. I think you should not only look to ROI as being financialand non-finanical, but the risk and cost of not considering blogging as part of your communications strategies.

 [Digital Lifescapes | by David H. Deans] Re-Imagine IPTV: the Untapped Opportunity: They insist that even the early-adopters of IPTV are not willing to consider a different user experience. I don’t agree with this myopic assessment, because the compelling evidence from IPTV deployments in other parts of the world are conclusive – “me too” offers with “more of the same” are no substitute for creative consumer-centric innovation.

[News from the web] ATampampTs IPTV service A view from the living... : Alan Weinkrantz is taking AT&T's IPTV service for a test drive, and he's invited the world---including AT&T chairman Ed Whitacre---along for the ride. In his SAtechBlog yesterday, Weinkrantz told us about his phone call to customer service to order installation of the 200-channel U-verse product at his home in San Antonio.

[Digital TV Facts: The Latest | The switch to digital television] AT&T’s IPTV service: A view from the living r... : In his SAtechBlog yesterday, Weinkrantz told us about his phone call to customer service to order installation of the 200-channel U-verse product at his home in San Antonio. The city is home base for AT&T, and in recent months the company has been signing up local in-home testers for the video service, part of its $4.6 billion Project Lightspeed initiative.

 [David Cummings | Content Developer] AT&T IPTV U-verse: In the meantime, if you're an early adopter yourself or have been waiting for your chance to say adiós to Time Warner Cable, the U-verse service is now available with limited availability (at least according to this U-verse website) for San Antonio residents in certain parts of town. I called to see if our neighborhood was in the game yet, and Susan the friendly AT&T phone rep was on the line within a minute (competition is a good thing) to check and see for me.

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