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Bermuda CableVision’s new ultra high-speed residential internet service is now available — making it the first company on the Island to offer the service. The offering comes slightly sooner than the company had expected. The new Broadband Link inte...

Bermuda CableVision has just launched its new Video-on-Demand (VOD) service. Now available in Somerset, the new offering will be rolled out parish-by-parish over the coming months, moving from West to East. CableVision customers will find the new “A...

September 30, 2012 Dear Sir, So I returned from work on Sunday eager to see the last few holes of the Ryder Cup. Why did I bother? The snow on NBC obliterated the ball thank goodness for the commentary. Why am I paying for this insulting service? I t...

On the heels of launching high definition channels, World on Wireless is now offering a new on-demand service to watch new release movies and other programmes on TV via the internet. WOW president and CEO Stanley Wright said yesterday the new on-dema...

Criticised coverage of the London Olympics was Bermuda’s only option, according to CableVision boss Terry Roberson. Responding to criticism yesterday Mr Roberson said he was “saddened” to hear that viewers are disappointed in the quality of the cover...

Fifty years of dedication to working with the intellectually disabled has earned Ellen Douglas CableVision’s Community Service Award. “Our selection committee has discovered a rare gem for this latest award. Today we celebrate Ellen Douglas,” said Te...

Bermuda CableVision customers can continue watching channels seven and nine after all. The cable provider has reached an agreement with Bermuda Broadcasting that ends a long-running dispute between the two companies about whether CableVision should ...

Bermuda CableVision is one step closer to being able to provide the fastest residential internet speeds ever offered on the Island. In a notice from the Government dated June 7, 2012, the Bermuda Telecommunications Commission stated it has approved ...

Bermuda CableVision is seeking to introduce a video-on-demand channel with movies starting at $2.99 and many cable TV shows free with subscription. The company’s application is subject to approval by the Telecoms Commission. It’s also seeking to intr...