Cincinnati Bell Wireless
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Cincinnati Bell Wireless (CBW) is a wireless provider that offers GSM services. It is a wholly owned subisidary of Cincinnati Bell, Inc and closely integrated with its parent company. It operates in southeastern Indiana, southwestern Ohio, and northwestern Kentucky.
CBW started as a joint venture with AT&T Wireless, in which AT&T Wireless owned 20%. When AT&T Wireless was purchased by Cingular, control of the 20% passed to Cingular as well. On February 17, 2006, Cincinnati Bell took full control of CBW by purchasing Cingular's 20% ownership for $80 million.
Recently Cincinnati Bell Wireless was tested by an independent research provider in Cincinnati and performed as the best wireless network two years in a row (2005,2006). Cincinnati Bell's Study
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Corporate Directors: John F. Cassidy - President & CEO |
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Annual Revenue: $1.2096 billion USD ( |
