The move comes a couple of weeks after AT&T announced the launch of the service in Oklahoma City, OK.

The company now offers the IPTV service to 135,000 households in Cleveland and Akron.

The IPTV and broadband Internet service is now available to 300,000 dwellings in the area.

The IPTV and broadband Internet service will initially be available in parts of the San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos metropolitan statistical area (MSA).

The company also has announced a promotion offering qualified subscribers free HD programming for a year.

Those living in parts of more than 40 local communities now have access to AT&T U-verse services.

Tens of thousands of households on the Kansas side of the state line now have access to AT&T's fiber-optic-based IPTV and broadband U-Verse service.

U-verse from AT&T this week became the fifth video provider in the same central California market when it ramped up its U-verse video service, including more than two dozen HD channels, in those areas that already receive AT&T phone service.