- AT&T Internet Services
AT&T Internet Services is a
d/b/a name for 5 companies that provideInternet service.Companies
The following companies provide
AT&T Yahoo! Internet service:
*Ameritech Interactive Media Services
*Pacific Bell Internet Services (Pacific Bell andNevada Bell )
*Prodigy
*SNET Diversified Group
*Southwestern Bell Internet Services
*AT&T Worldnet The following company provides
AT&T FastAccess Internet service in theSoutheast United States :
*BellSouth Telecommunications **NOTE: AT&T has officially started assigning the att.net domain and
AT&T Yahoo! Internet service in the AT&T Southeast (BellSouth Telecommunications ) Region.E-mail addresses from these companies typically end in "att.net", with older addresses retaining, respectively:
*ameritech.net
*bellsouth.net
*pacbell.net, nvbell.net
*prodigy.net
*sbcglobal.net
*snet.net
*swbell.netAT&T Yahoo!
AT&T Yahoo! is an information service sold by AT&T Internet Services. It is a partnership between
AT&T, Inc. andYahoo! Inc. to provide co-branded dial-up and DSLInternet service.The AT&T Yahoo! high-speed service is only offered to customers who receive telephone service from AT&T in the former SBC service areas. Customers of the former
BellSouth will still be provided broadband under the FastAccess DSL service during AT&T's integration of BellSouth.From
2003 toJanuary 1 ,2006 , the ISP was known as SBC Yahoo!; due to the SBC andAT&T merger, its name was changed.Other ISPs owned by AT&T include Prodigy, whose customers were urged to migrate to the SBC Yahoo! service, and
AT&T WorldNet , which still exists after the SBC/AT&T merger to serve customers not in SBC's existing service areas. AT&T also used to provide broadband Internet through cable under itsAT&T Broadband division; that division was sold toComcast in2002 .Yahoo! also provides Internet service with other companies besides AT&T, such as
Verizon andRogers Communications in Canada asVerizon Yahoo! andRogers Yahoo! , with BT Yahoo! in the UK forBT Group respectively.As of April 2008 the partnership between AT&T and Yahoo! has ended. The new term for the former AT&T Yahoo! Internet is AT&T High Speed Internet.
External links
* [http://att.yahoo.com/ AT&T Yahoo! Homepage]
* [http://att.sbc.com/gen/general?pid=6431 AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet - sbc.com]
* [http://www.att.com/ AT&T Website]
* [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo! Website]
* [http://forums.broadbandinfo.com/att-yahoo-dsl-sbc-yahoo-dsl/ AT&T Yahoo DSL Forum]
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