Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago

Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited

Industry| Telecommunications, Internet broadband, Wireless Services, Security and Vigilance
Founded| 1991
Headquarters| 1 Edward Street, Independence Square South, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago[1]

Key people

| Keino Cox (CEO) (acting)

Operating income

| $2.88 billion (2017)
Owner| Government of Trinidad and Tobago (51%), Cable & Wireless Communications (49%)
Subsidiaries| AMPLIA Communications
bmobile
ASN|

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Website| www.tstt.co.tt

Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (generally known as TSTT) is an incumbent telephone and Internet service provider in Trinidad and Tobago.[2][3] The company, which is jointly owned by National Enterprises Ltd (NEL) 51%,[4] a majority-owned company of the Government of Trinidad and Tobago, and Cable & Wireless Communications 49%, was formed out of a merger of Telco (Trinidad and Tobago Telephone Company Limited) and Textel (Trinidad and Tobago External Telecommunications Company Limited). TSTT no longer holds a monopoly in fixed-line telephone services due to FLOW introducing a fixed-line service of their own, and their cellular monopoly was broken in June 2005 when licenses were granted to Digicel and Laqtel. The current Chief Executive Officer is Keino Cox (acting),[5] with Lauren Sandiford as Corporate Secretary (acting),[4] and Kern Dass as chairman[6]

## Contents

* 1 History - TELCO
* 2 TEXTEL
* 3 Enterprise services
* 3.1 Mobile services
* 3.2 Internet services
* 3.2.1 IP Address Block Allocation
* 3.3 Television services
* 3.4 Security services
* 4 Affiliation & membership(s)
* 5 See also
* 6 Further reading
* 7 References
* 8 External website

## History - TELCO

The first telephone was introduced in Trinidad and Tobago in 1883 and the first telephone exchange was located adjacent to the Town Hall (now City Hall) on Frederick Street. By 1898, the telephone system had developed sufficiently to justify enactment of the Telephone Communication Ordinance.

Around 1890, the telephone service extended westward out of Port of Spain to Carenage and then onwards to one customer in Chaguaramas. In the early 1900s, the government operated telephone lines in rural areas, namely from Arima to Manzanilla and from San Fernando to Cedros. History records show that a Mr. Bell of Bacolet started the service in Tobago.

The early system consisted of local battery operated telephones connected to a magneto switchboard, a far cry from the sophisticated electronic system which is in operation today. Special cables called enamel cables were developed for use in this country, and it is reported that their use became worldwide because of their durability.

The British-owned Trinidad Consolidated Telephones Limited was responsible for the early developmental growth of the telephone network in Trinidad and Tobago from the mid-1930s until 1960.

Approximately 6,300 lines were in service when the country got its first 1000-line step-by-step exchange in 1936. In 1947, Consolidated purchased the government-operated system in Tobago and the first teleprinter (TELEX) link was established in 1949.

After a prolonged strike in 1960, which existed for 1,124 days, the government of the day purchased the company, and on November 30, Trinidad Consolidated Telephones Limited became the state owned Trinidad and Tobago Telephone Service.

In 1968, the Government entered into a partnership with Continental Telephone of the United States, to whom it sold fifty percent of the holdings. This was later dissolved in 1973 and the company returned to full ownership by the Government.

Over the years, automatic step-by-step exchanges were gradually extended to suburban and urban areas as the company sought to keep pace with the development of the country. Development programmes were implemented in 1935, 1943, 1952 and 1964. A loan agreement was signed in 1974 with the World Bank for 18 million dollars to carry out a massive development programme. This resulted in the introduction of modern, electronic stored programme equipment at the exchanges.

In 1979, the government contracted Nippon Electric of Japan for the supply and installation of 48,000 additional lines and associated equipment.

In March 1981, some 8,000 subscribers were transferred to the new electronic exchange at Nelson. Similar ND 20 exchanges were commissioned at Thompson in San Fernando, Chaguanas, Couva, Piarco, San Juan, Diego Martin, Maraval, Arouca and St Augustine.

The major thrust of the company's development programme took place during the period 1982 to 1987.

Between 1983 and 1989, DMS-100 digital switches were installed throughout the country and, as a result of this new technology, training of employees became a significant factor. The new technology saw the introduction of new services such as international direct distance dialing and vertical services (call waiting, call forwarding and conference calling).

The company's operations were divided into the following divisions - Technical Operations, Marketing, Human Resources and Finance. The company's employee headcount was 2,300 (including contractors).

There were approximately 160,000 customers in four major operating districts.

## TEXTEL

The Trinidad and Tobago External Telecommunications Company Limited (TEXTEL), was incorporated as a limited liability company in December 1969 a joint venture participation, with the Government of Trinidad and Tobago holding 51% of the share capital and Cable and Wireless (West Indies) Limited, the other 49%.

The company acquired the assets of Cable and Wireless in Trinidad and Tobago and assumed responsibility for external telecommunications, commencing 1 January 1970. As the legally constituted body charged with the responsibility for telecommunication links between the country and the rest of the world, TEXTEL provided the transmission, switching and signalling facilities to interconnect with the international facilities of all other countries.

## Enterprise services

### Mobile services

bmobile Logo until December 2016

TSTT has re-branded its mobile division to bmobile along with other Cable and Wireless companies in the region.[7] TSTT's mobile service currently uses the GSM network for data and voice. In 2007 they began launching data services on a CDMA network. Their previous TDMA network was discontinued on August 31, 2006.[8]

As of 2006 competition has been introduced into its mobile market in Trinidad and Tobago. Digicel, which also serves other countries in the Caribbean, began operations on their GSM network in early 2006. Digicel and TSTT have since had legal battles over an inter-connection agreement to allow communication between their two networks.[9] LAQTEL, a Trinidadian owned company, was also awarded a CDMA license but on March 14, 2008, had its license revoked.[10]

### Internet services

Blink Bmobile is now bmobile

TSTT Internet Services include dial up service, wireless broadband service based on EVDO technology, and ADSL-based Broadband service. It's also the most expensive per Mbp/s in the country. TSTT also offers a variety of data solutions for the corporate sector including leased circuits, virtual private networks, frame relay services, and metro Ethernet service with speeds up to 1 GB. In October 2007, TSTT introduced its ADSL2+ broadband internet service branded "Blink Broadband" with speeds up to 10 Mbit/s.[11] However lagging behind their competitor, Columbus Communications, they still have a large portion of the market secured due to their previous copper network. Yet, to outdated technology and packages on their copper and fiber networks many people have flocked to the competitor. If these errors are not corrected, they are sure to fail. They have since sought refuge in the ever-expanding technology of LTE.[12] Yet, they are making the same mistakes as before, throttling download and upload speeds next to nothing Mbit/s. This has gained them the upper hand in accessing markets blocked by topographical features. Many rural settlements have since been the main targets to obtain revenue. The service in question, has not lived up to expectations, which is mainly due poor performance attributed to the over-saturation of users and lack of available bandwidth.

The new packages include up to a maximum of 40Mbp/s download and 4Mbp/s upload only on their fiber network limited to certain areas. Their LTE network supports up to 5Mbp/s download and 1Mbp/s upload.[13]

After launching a co-branded service in 2008,[1] it was announced in the media in 2015 that TSTT was discontinuing its tstt.net.tt email addresses due to a termination of service with G-mail.[2][3][4][5]

#### IP Address Block Allocation

The following IPv4 and IPv6 address[14] blocks has been assigned to TSTT by the Latin America and Caribbean Network Information Centre:[15]

IPv4 Blocks | Unique addresses | Starting IP | Ending IP

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|
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186.44/15 | 131,072 | 186.44.0.0 | 186.45.255.255
190.58/16 | 65,536 | 190.58.0.0 | 190.58.255.255
190.59/16 | 65,536 | 190.59.0.0 | 190.59.255.255
196.3.132/22 | 1,024 | 196.3.132.0 | 196.2.135.255
196.3.136/21 | 2,048 | 196.3.136.0 | 196.3.143.255
196.3.144/22 | 1,024 | 196.3.144.0 | 196.3.147.255
200.108.0/20 | 4,096 | 200.108.0.0 | 200.108.15.255
200.108.16/20 | 4,096 | 200.108.16.0 | 200.108.31.255
201.238.64/18 | 16,384 | 201.238.64.0 | 201.238.127.255
209.94.192/19 | 8,192 | 209.94.192.0 | 209.94.223.255
Total IPv4 | 299,008
IPv6 Blocks | Unique addresses | Starting IP | Ending IP

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|
|

2800:420::/30 | 298 | 2800:420:0:0:0:0:0:0 | 2800:423:255:255:255:255:255:255
Total IPv6 | ~3.17×1029

### Television services

Retired Blink Entertainment brand logo

TSTT has rolled out its new TV service also branded as "bmobile" which is based on the IPTV technology. The company has rolled out a wireless version of this service based on GSM technology although they are no longer offering this product and is offering customers the option to sign up for Amplia TV instead.[16]

### Security services

TSTT has entered the electronic surveillance market as well by launching their "Blink Vigilance" (now bsecure) service with an optional armed response add-on.

## Affiliation & membership(s)

* Caribbean Association of National Telecommunications Organizations (CANTO) - affiliate[17]
* Caribbean Network Operators Group (CaribNOG)
* Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) Private Sector/Non-State Members \- bMobile[18]
* Communications Worker's Union (CWU) Employees
* Global System for Mobile Communications (GSMA)[19]
* Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce - Member[1]

## See also

* Communications in Trinidad and Tobago
* Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
* List of mobile network operators of the Americas
* List of largest companies by revenue
* List of public corporations by market capitalization
* List of telecommunications regulatory bodies
* List of telephone operating companies

## Further reading

* Parris, Carl D. (1981), "Joint Venture I: The Trinidad-Tobago Telephone Company 1968-1972", Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies 30 (1): 108–126
* Staff writer (25 June 2005). "Laqtel very confident, says Laquis". Trinidad and Tobago News Forum. http://www.trinidadandtobagonews.com/forum/webbbs_config.pl?md=read;id=2931
* Staff writer (25 June 2005). "Breaking TSTT, our 26-year-old monopoly". Trinidad and Tobago News Forum. http://www.trinidadandtobagonews.com/forum/webbbs_config.pl?md=read;id=2935
* Staff writer (2006). "Cable & Wireless Company profile Trinidad and Tobago - National businesses: Trinidad and Tobago". Cable and Wireless plc.. http://www.cw.com:80/about_us/company_profile/regional/1_7_28.html
* Staff writer (2007). "About TSTT: History". http://www.tstt.co.tt/about/history.cfm
* Staff writer (2012). "About TSTT - Corporate history". Internet Archive: TSTT website (2012). https://www.tstt.co.tt/corporate-history
* Staff writer (9 November 2012). "Cable & Wireless wants full control of TSTT". Teinidad and Tobago Guardian Newspaper. https://www.guardian.co.tt/article-6.2.434424.3e7fd9de3f
* Staff writer (October 2015). "Profile of TSTT". Business View Magazine. https://www.businessviewcaribbean.com/brochures/oct-2015/tstt/.
* Staff writer (2024). "Telecoms and Internet Service Providers: Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Ltd (TSTT)". Nexus Partnerships Limited. https://www.commonwealthofnations.org/organisations/telecommunications_services_of_trinidad_and_tobago_ltd_tstt/
* Staff writer (2024). "Utilities of Trinidad and Tobago: Telecoms". Nexus Partnerships Limited. https://www.commonwealthgovernance.org/countries/americas/trinidad_and_tobago/utilities/
* Staff writer (2025). "TSTT". Connectbase. https://www.connectbase.com/provider/tstt/
* Staff writer (2024). "Company Name: TSTT". Datanyze. https://www.datanyze.com/companies/tstt/39043360
* Staff writer (2024). "Company Profile: Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (TSTT)". BNAmericas. https://www.bnamericas.com/en/company-profile/telecommunications-services-of-trinidad-tobago-tstt.
* Staff writer (2024). "D&B Profile: Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited". Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.. https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.telecommunications_services_of_trinidad_and_tobago_limited.96e896386d28d5fd0703f13c7bef3262.html. "No. 1 Edward Street"
* Staff writer (2024). "D&B Profile: Telecommunications Services of Trinidad & Tobago Limited". Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.. https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.telecommunications_services_of_trinidad__tobago_limited.123df6ddb3cf58c2ec0135e4b85c1e41.html. "91-93 St Vincent Street"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 writer=, Staff (2024). "Telecommunications Services of Trinidad & Tobago (TSTT)". https://membership.chamber.org.tt/list/member/telecommunications-services-of-trinidad-tobago-tstt-1077.
2. ↑ Staff writer (2024). "Company Profile: Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (TSTT)". BNAmericas. https://www.bnamericas.com/en/company-profile/telecommunications-services-of-trinidad-tobago-tstt
3. ↑ Full parameter set in horizontal format "TSTT company profile". Tracxn Technologies Limited. 12 December 2024. https://tracxn.com/d/companies/tstt/__sZC-TjMyHwZRRAJgLQWu3rwx-YALxYlFVMCzrOu1vng#about-the-company
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Sandiford appointed acting corporate secretary of TSTT" (in en). 2025-10-07. https://trinidadexpress.com/business/sandiford-appointed-acting-corporate-secretary-of-tstt/article_2deb7819-a586-4c58-8b41-4d0abffd83a3.html.
5. ↑ Perez-Sobers, An-drea. "Management shake up at TSTT" (in en). http://www.guardian.co.tt/business/management-shake-up-at-tstt-6.2.2415743.18d7c0d3d3.
6. ↑ "Kern Dass named TSTT chairman as new board installed" (in en). 2025-06-12. https://trinidadexpress.com/business/kern-dass-named-tstt-chairman-as-new-board-installed/article_6541b460-9963-4161-a0ec-1739d275ef34.html.
7. ↑ Staff writer (2025). "Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT)". Prestige Business Publications. https://www.whoswhotnt.com/companies/bmobile-telecommunications-services-of-trinidad-and-tobago-tstt/
8. ↑ Staff writer (2 September 2006). "TDMA customers get extension". The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Newspaper (Trinidad Publishing Company Limited). http://www.guardian.co.tt/archives/2006-09-02/business2.html
9. ↑ Staff writer (16 August 2006). "TATT 4/7/06/1 In the matter of arbitration Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago Section 82, Telecommunications Act Between: Digicel (Trinidad and Tobago) Limited ("Digicel") Claimaint v. Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited ("TSTT") Respondent". Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad & Tobago. pp. 122. http://www.tatt.org.tt/ddocs/DigicelvTSTArbitrationDecision16082006.pdf
10. ↑ Staff writer (19 March 2009). "Laqtel's equipment to be auctioned". Trinidad and Tobago Express Newspaper. https://trinidadexpress.com/news/local/laqtels-equipment-to-be-auctioned/article_82d83fd3-39c7-5565-adc5-879307346024.html
11. ↑ http://ttcs.wordpress.com/2007/10/02/tstt-blink-broadband-adsl2-pricing/ TSTT Blink Broadband ADSL2+ pricing
12. ↑ "Blink I bmobile 4G LTE is the key to fast wireless Internet | TSTT". http://tstt.co.tt/news/blink-i-bmobile-4g-lte-key-fast-wireless-internet.
13. ↑ "Residential-packages | BLINK Broadband". http://www.blinkbroadband.tt/residential-packages?qt-wired_packages=4#qt-wired_packages.
14. ↑ "IPv6 Address Basics", IPv6 in Practice (Springer Berlin Heidelberg): pp. 21–34, ISBN 978-3-540-24524-7, http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-48001-3_3, retrieved 2024-02-07
15. ↑ "Registration Services - Whois". http://www.lacnic.net/cgi-bin/lacnic/whois?lg=EN&query=TT-TSOT1-LACNIC.
16. ↑ "TV- bmobile". https://bmobile.co.tt/tv/.
17. ↑ Staff writer (2024). "Current CANTO Membership - Membership List, Countries and Companies". https://www.canto.org/canto-membership/membership-list/
18. ↑ Staff writer (2024). "Private Sector - bMobile". https://www.ctu.int/non-state-members/
19. ↑ Staff writer (2025). "Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Ltd". https://www.gsma.com/get-involved/gsma-membership/gsma_orgs/telecommunications-services-of-trinidad-and-tobago-ltd/

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Network topology
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Cable|

* Asianet Digital
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* Kuwait Cablevision
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Satellite|

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* Sun Direct
* Tata Play
* TelOne Zimbabwe
* Transvision (Indonesia)
* TrendTV
* TrueVisions
* Vini TV (French Polynesia)
* Wowow
* Yes (Israel)
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IPTV|

* BTV
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* Cignal
* Cellcom TV (Israel)
* DU
* Fetch TV
* Fine TV
* Go TV (New Caledonia)
* GTA Teleguam
* Hikari TV (Japan)
* Hot NEXT (Israel)
* LG Uplus
* Maroc Telecom
* My.T
* NET TV (Nepal)
* Now TV (Hong Kong)
* Olleh TV
* Omantel
* La TV d'Orange (Réunion, Mayotte)
* Partner TV (Israel)
* PEO TV (Sri Lanka)
* Rostelecom
* Saudi Telecom Company
* SFR (Réunion, Mayotte)
* Singtel TV (Singapore)
* SKY Media
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* Uganda Telecom
* Unifi TV (Malaysia)
* USeeTV (Indonesia)
* Yes STING (Israel)

Terrestrial|

* ABS-CBN TV Plus Digital TV Receiver
* Canal+ (Myanmar)
* Easy TV by Canal+ (Congo)
* Freeview (Australia)
* Freeview (New Zealand)
* GMA Affordabox
* MYTV (Malaysia)
* StarTimes
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Defunct /
Inactive|

* Aora
* Austar
* CTH (Thailand)
* DishHD
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* Galaxy (Australia)
* Home Cable
* Igloo (New Zealand)
* Kwesé TV
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Satellite|

* Bell TV
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Cable|

| Major1|

* Bell (Cablevision for Val-d'Or, QC, MTS for Manitoba)
* Cogeco (Ontario, Quebec)
* Eastlink (Atlantic, Northern Ontario, Western Canada)
* Rogers Cable (Ontario, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador)
* Source (Hamilton, ON)
* Shaw (Western Canada, Northwestern Ontario)
* Vidéotron (Quebec)

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Minor|

* Access (Saskatchewan)
* Cable Axion (Magog, QC)
* CityWest (Prince Rupert, BC)
* DERYtelecom (Saguenay, QC)
* Novus Cable (select areas of BC Lower Mainland)
* Omineca Cablevision (Prince George, BC)
* Westman (Brandon, MB)

See also|

* Defunct cable and DBS companies of Canada

IPTV|

* Bell
* Fibe (Aliant)
* Fibe TV (ON/QC)
* MTS TV (MB)
* Comwave
* SaskTel MaxTV
* TekSavvy TV
* Telus Optik TV
* Tbaytel TV
* VMedia
* Zazeen

MMDS|

* Craig Wireless

* Middle East, Africa, Asia and Oceania
* Americas
* Europe

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Cable|

* AS Starman
* Canal Digital
* Caiway
* CenterTelecom
* Com Hem
* DELTA
* dna Welho
* EVision
* ELTA-KABEL
* ER-Telecom
* Euskaltel
* Get
* Go
* IPKO
* Kabel BW
* Kabel Deutschland
* Kabelkiosk
* Kabel Noord
* Kazakhtelecom
* Kujtesa
* Lattelecom
* Madritel
* Magnet Networks
* Magyar Telekom
* Monaco Cable
* Melita Cable
* Meo
* MISS.NET
* Mtel
* M&H Company
* Naxoo
* NetCologne
* North-West Telecom
* Nowo
* Orange TV
* PostTV Luxembourg
* Primacom
* Radijus Vektor
* RCS & RDS
* Rostelecom
* R
* SEEMORE
* Serbia Broadband
* SFR
* Southern Telecom
* STV AS
* Swisscom
* Tango TV
* Telecable
* Telekabel
* Tele Columbus
* Tele2Vision
* Telemach
* Telenet
* Teledünya
* Toya
* Turksat Kablo TV
* Unitymedia
* Uralsvyazinform
* UPC Austria
* UPC Magyarország
* UPC Polska
* UPC Romania
* UPC Switzerland
* Virgin TV
* Virgin Media Ireland
* Vodafone Spain
* VolgaTelecom
* VOO
* WightFibre
* YouSee
* Ziggo

Satellite|

* A1 Bulgaria
* A1 Croatia
* Bulsatcom
* Canal Digital
* CanalDigitaal
* Canal+
* Cosmote TV
* Cyfrowy Polsat
* Digi
* DigitAlb
* Digiturk
* D-Smart
* Focus Sat
* Freesat
* Joyne
* MagtiCom
* Magio TV
* Movistar+
* MEO
* NC+
* NOS
* NOVA Cyprus
* NOVA Greece
* NTV Plus
* Orange S.A.
* Orange Poland
* Orange Romania
* Saorsat
* Sky UK
* Sky Germany
* Sky Ireland
* Sky Italy
* Skylink
* Telekom Hungary
* Telekom Romania
* TéléSAT Numérique
* T-Home
* Tivù Sat
* Total TV
* Tricolor TV
* TV Vlaanderen
* Viasat
* Viasat Ukraine
* Vip TV
* Vivacom

IPTV|

* Andorra Telecom
* A1 TV
* Altibox
* Amis
* Beeline
* Bouygues Telecom
* BT TV
* Bulsatcom
* Canal Digital
* Cosmote TV
* CytaVision
* eir Vision
* Fastweb
* Free
* Home TV
* iNES
* Infostrada TV
* KPN
* Magenta TV
* Magnet Networks
* Moja TV
* Moldtelecom
* Movistar+
* Mtel
* Mts TV
* Meo
* Neuf Cegetel TV
* NOS
* Open IPTV
* Optimus Clix
* Orange TV
* Orange TV
* Plusnet
* Portugal Telecom
* PrimeTel
* Proximus TV
* Scarlet
* SFR
* ShqipTV
* Síminn
* Smart Telecom
* Sunrise TV
* Super TV
* T-2
* TalkTalk TV
* Tele2 Netherlands
* Telekom Romania
* Telenor
* Telia Digital-tv
* TeliaSonera
* Teo LT
* TIMvision
* Tivibu
* T-Mobile Netherlands
* YouView
* Vivacom
* Vodafone Greece
* Vodafone Ireland
* Vodafone Italy
* Vodafone Portugal
* XS4ALL

Terrestrial|

* Boxer TV Access
* Boxer TV A/S
* Digea
* Easy TV
* evotv
* Freeview
* Digitenne
* Mediaset Premium
* PlusTV
* PTDT
* RiksTV
* Saorview
* Vip TV

Defunct|

* @Home
* Alice Home TV
* Alpha Digital
* BoomTV
* Casema
* Numericable
* On Telecoms
* Romtelecom
* TDC
* Telfort
* UPC Nederland

* v
* t
* e

Cable, satellite, and other specialty television providers in Latin America and the Caribbean

Cable|

* Axtel TV (Mexico)
* Airlink Communications (Trinidad and Tobago)
* Altice Dominicana S.A.
* Antigua Cable
* Cablecom (Mexico)
* Cablemás (Mexico)
* Cable Onda
* Cablevisión (Argentina)
* CaboTelecom
* Claro Colombia
* Claro NET TV (Brazil)
* Claro TV
* Digicel Play (Caribbean)
* Columbus/FLOW (Caribbean)
* Independent Cable Network of Trinidad and Tobago (ICNTT)
* Izzi Telecom (Mexico)
* Massy Communications (Trinidad and Tobago)
* Mayaro Cable TV (Trinidad and Tobago)
* Megacable (Mexico)
* Movistar TV (Peru)
* Mundo Pacifico (Chile)
* Red Intercable (Argentina)
* RVR International (Trinidad and Tobago)
* SuperCable
* Telefónica del Sur
* TV-Cable (Ecuador)
* Une (Colombia)
* VTR (Chile)

Satellite|

* CanalSat Caraïbes (Caribbean)
* CANTV (Venezuela)
* Claro TV
* DirecTV (South America & Caribbean)
* Dish México
* Entel (Chile)
* Green Dot (Caribbean)
* Inter Satélital
* Movistar TV
* Oi TV (Brazil)
* SKY Brasil
* Sky México, Dominican Republic & Central America
* Vivo TV (Brazil)

Fiber/IPTV|

* bmobile (Trinidad and Tobago)
* Claro República Dominicana
* Movistar TV (Argentina and Chile)
* Oi TV (Brazil)
* Vivo TV (Brazil)

Terrestrial microwave|

* Multi-Choice TV

Defunct satellite|

* DirecTV Brazil
* DirecTV Mexico
* GVT TV (Brazil)
* Sky Argentina
* Sky Chile
* Sky Colombia
* Sky Ecuador
* Sky Peru
* Sky Venezuela

Defunct cable|

* Vivo TV Plus (Brazil)

* Middle East, Africa, Asia and Oceania
* Americas
* Canada
* Europe
* United States

* v
* t
* e

Cable, satellite, and other specialty television providers in the United States

Cable
MVPD|

* Adams Cable
* Altice USA
* Optimum (TV/Internet)
* Suddenlink Communications
* Armstrong
* Atlantic Broadband
* AT&T Alascom
* Blue Ridge Communications
* Blue Stream
* Broadstripe
* Buckeye Broadband
* Cable One
* Cable Services, Inc
* Charter Spectrum
* Comcast Xfinity
* Comtech21
* Consolidated Communications
* FairPoint Communications
* Cox Communications
* DoCoMo Pacific
* Emery Telcom
* Full Channel
* GCI
* Hargray
* Hood Canal Communications
* Mediacom
* Midco
* Northlake Telecom
* Northland Communications
* Liberty Puerto Rico
* Ritter Communications
* Santel Communications
* Satview Broadband
* Service Electric
* Shentel
* SRT Communications
* TDS Telecom
* TPG
* Grande Communications
* RCN Corporation
* Wave Broadband
* Troy Cablevision
* TruVista Communications
* WOW!

Satellite
MVPD|

* Claro
* Dish Network
* DirecTV
* Glorystar
* Headend in the Sky
* OrbyTV

Fiber
MVPD
/ IPTV|

* AT&T U-verse
* CenturyLink
* Prism TV
* Cincinnati Bell Fioptics
* Claro
* Consolidated Communications
* FairPoint Communications
* EPB
* Frontier FiOS
* Google Fiber
* GTA Teleguam
* Hawaiian Telcom
* Midco
* NEP Datastream TV
* North State Communications
* Smithville Fiber
* Sonic.net
* TDS Telecom
* Verizon FiOS
* Whidbey Telecom
* Windstream Kinetic

Virtual
MVPD|

* AT&T
* AT&T TV
* WatchTV
* FuboTV
* Hulu with Live TV
* Philo
* Sling TV
* Spectrum TV Stream
* TVision Home
* Xfinity Instant TV
* YouTube TV

Over-
the-top
video|

* Amazon Prime Video
* Anime Network
* Apple
* TV
* +
* Channels
* iTunes Store
* CBS All Access
* Sony Crackle
* Crunchyroll
* CW Seed
* CuriosityStream
* DC Universe
* Disney+
* ESPN+
* Fandor
* Frndly TV
* FunimationNow
* Hallmark Movies Now
* HBO Now
* History Vault
* Hulu
* Lifetime Movie Club
* LocalBTV
* Locast
* Netflix
* Noggin
* Peacock
* Roku
* Showtime
* Starz
* Tribeca Shortlist
* UFC Fight Pass
* Univision NOW
* VivaLive TV
* Xumo
* YuppTV
* WWE Network

Defunct|

| Cable|

* Adelphia Communications Corporation
* Alameda Power and Telecom
* Astound Broadband
* AT&T Broadband
* MediaOne/Continental Cablevision
* Tele-Communications Inc.
* Baja Broadband
* US Cable
* Bresnan Communications
* Bright House Networks
* Cablevision
* Champion Broadband
* Cobridge Communications
* Community Home Entertainment
* Graceba Total Communications
* Insight Communications
* Jones Intercable
* King Videocable
* Knology
* Marcus Cable
* NPG Cable
* Paragon Cable
* Rapid Communications
* TelePrompTer/Group W Cable
* Time Warner Cable
* UA-Columbia Cablevision
* Windjammer Communications

|

Satellite|

* AlphaStar
* GlobeCast World TV
* PrimeStar
* United States Satellite Broadcasting
* Voom HD Networks

IPTV|

* Sky Angel
* Virtual Digital Cable

Terrestrial|

* USDTV
* MovieBeam

Virtual MVPD|

* CenturyLink Stream
* HD HomeRun Premium TV
* PlayStation Vue

Over-the-top|

* Aereo
* DramaFever
* go90
* Seeso

* v
* t
* e

Additional resources on North American television

North America|

* List of local television stations in North America
* DTV transition
* North American TV mini-template

Canada|

* Canadian networks
* List of Canadian television networks
* List of Canadian television channels
* List of Canadian specialty channels
* Local Canadian TV stations
* List of United States stations available in Canada
* 2001 Vancouver TV realignment
* 2007 Canada broadcast TV realignment

Mexico|

* Mexican networks
* Local Mexican TV stations

United States|

* American networks
* List of American cable and satellite networks
* List of American over-the-air networks
* Television markets
* Major network affiliates
* Local American TV stations (W)
* Local American TV stations (K)
* Spanish-language TV networks
* 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment
* 2006 United States broadcast TV realignment
* List of Canadian television stations available in the United States

* Middle East, Africa, Asia and Oceania
* Americas
* Europe

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