Time Warner Broadband
Time Warner Broadband service is offered under Road Runner brand name.
Time Warner Cable currently serves customers in 27 states (the service is available to 18.8 million homes) and the company has upgraded its fiber-based network to deliver next generation cable services.
In addition to the Road Runner service, the company also offers its customers options to choose such ISPs as AOL, EarthLink, Big Net and several regional ISPs, where applicable.
Time Warner Broadband - Road Runner
Road Runner broadband is a cable high speed internet service from Time Warner Cable, holding the no.2 spot in terms of cable Internet subscribers.
Cable Internet has been holding an advantage in high speed Internet connections over DSL, with every 2 out of 3 choosing to go with cable Internet.
The new premium level of service has speeds as fast as 6.0 Mbps (download).
Road Runner is available primarily through Time Warner Cable and Bright House Communications. The service areas include cities in the following states:
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Indiana
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Wisconsin
To find out whether you can get broadband from Road Runner, see www.rr.com/rdrun/.
Available Road Runner Broadband Packages
The price of the Road Runner Online Service typically varies from one market to another.
However, according to the company, on average, a monthly subscription is $44.95 per month and includes a cable modem.
This fee is in addition to the regular monthly cable TV subscription.
The average price for the one-time installation fee varies depending on location and you may be able to skip that fee with a self-installation kit.
As for businesses, Time Warner broadband Road Runner Business Class solutions are available in major U.S. urban and suburban areas, and are supported by the company's more than 40 divisions nationwide.
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