Champion Broadband

Champion Broadband
Champion Broadband
Type Private
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2003
Headquarters Castle Rock, Colorado
Key people Mark Haverkate, Chairman and CEO
Dave Haverkate, President and COO
Products Cable television, Internet Service Provider, Telephone
Website http://www.championbroadband.com/

Champion Broadband is a cable, Internet, and telephone provider in the United States. It operates in the Denver and Los Angeles markets. It also owns smaller systems in rural markets.

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IPTV
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Fiber
Defunct cable TV
Adelphia  · Alameda Power and Telecom · Almega Cable · American Television and Communications Corporation · AT&T Broadband ( MediaOne/Continental Cablevision · Tele-Communications Inc. ) · Bresnan Communications · Century Communications · Citizens Cable · Coaxial Cablevision · Crown Cable · C-TEC Cable · Falcon Cable TV · Friendship Cable · Graceba Total Communications · James Communications · Jones Intercable · KBLCOM · King Videocable · Leonard Communications · Marcus Cable · Multimedia Cablevision · Multivision Cable TV · Newhouse Broadcasting · NPG Cable · Omega Cable · Paragon Cable · Patriot Media · Post-Newsweek Cable · Precis Communications · Prime Cable · Rapid Communications · Sonic Communications · TeleCable · Theta Cable · Times-Mirror Cable ( Dimension Cable Television ) · Triad Cable · Triax Communications · UA-Columbia Cablevision · Viacom Cablevision · Western Systems
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Defunct IPTV
Defunct terrestrial
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