Cablevision has deployed its Optimum WiFi to its internet subscribers to give free wireless Internet access in Brooklyn, The Bronx, and New Jersey. Cablevision has activated free wireless Internet access in the areas that include The Bronx and Brooklyn in New York City and Hoboken, Paterson, Newark, Elizabeth, Weehawken, Union City, and Bayonne in New Jersey.
Cablevision’s Optimum WiFi is also broadly available on hundreds of commuter rail platforms and station parking lots across New Jersey Transit, Metro North, and the Long Island Railroad. Earlier this week, Cablevision also announced a large-scale indoor deployment of Optimum WiFi in New York City’s Madison Square Garden complex.
Kevin Curran, Cablevision’s senior vice president of wireless product development, said “In little more than a year, Cablevision has done something truly extraordinary. Through the deployment of Optimum WiFi, we have made fast and free wireless Internet access available to our customers across our service area, in the places where they are most likely to use it, at a time when demands for data on wireless devices are exploding. The value and convenience we are delivering
today through Optimum WiFi is exceeded only by the potential of the network to transform how our customers interact with all of our digital services in the future.”
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