- Cobridge Communications
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Cobridge Communications Industry Telecommunications Founded 2010 Headquarters St. Louis, Missouri, MO, USA Key people Scott Widham, Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Bruce Herman, Chief Financial Officer
Mark Barber, Chief Operating Officer
Chad Rycenga, Chief Information Officer
Linda Kondrick, Chief Accounting Officer
Paul Belle Isle, Vice President of Marketing
Larry Schutz, Vice President of TechnologyProducts Cable Television
HDTV
Digital Telephone
High-Speed InternetWebsite www.cobridge.net Cobridge Communications is a cable television, high-speed internet, and digital telephone service provider.
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Arkansas = Beebe, Hardy, Maumelle, McAlmont, Shannon Hills, Vilonia, West Pulaski
Alabama = Baileyton, Clanton, Columbiana, Double Springs, Elba, Elgin, Haleyville, Heflin, Henegar, Lay Lake, Leighton, Rainsville, Thorsby
Texas = Atlanta, Carthage, Colorado City, Levelland, Marshall, Portland, Sinton, Port Aransas, Lamar, Holiday Beach, Rockport, Fulton, Slaton
Missouri = El Dorado Springs, Harrisonville, Nevada, Thayer, West Plains
Georgia = Lake Park
Louisiana = New RoadsAcquisitions
On October 22, 2010, Charter Communications announced completion of the sale of cable systems serving approximately 65,000 customers in seven states to Cobridge Communications, LLC. The 36 head ends acquired by Cobridge are located in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Ohio and Texas. As a result of this sale, Charter no longer operates in Arkansas and Ohio.[1]
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