Verizon expands FiOS TV reach in Massachusetts

t week the company said it would begin offering the fiber-based television service in Wareham, MA.

Verizon last week began offering its FiOS TV service to about 10,000 households in Wareham, MA, the company said.

Wareham is among 66 Massachusetts communities where the Verizon's new television service is being offered.

Verizon is negotiating with several other Massachusetts communities to obtain additional franchises.

For more information, visit: www.verizon.com/ma.

The company said March 4 that its fiber optic-based cable competitor is now available in Abington, MA.

The company announced last week that it’s begun offering the cable competitor in six more New Jersey locales

Belmont, Boxborough and Boxford are among 15 Massachusetts communities where the company's new fiber-optic television service is being offered.

The Chesapeake, VA, city council last week granted Verizon a cable franchise, while the company announced additional roll-outs in New York.

The fiber-optic cable TV competitor is now available in parts of Carney, Cub Hill, Fullerton, Overlea, Parkville, Perry Hall, Rosedale and Towson

Among the new service area is the village of Laurel Hollow and the Town of Hempstead hamlets of Oceanside and Lakeview on Long Island, NY.

The introduction of FiOS TV in California brings the number of states where Verizon offers its new TV service to six

The company now offers its FiOS service to 250,000 households in eight New Jersey counties.

Verizon expands FiOS TV presence in Massachusetts