chello
chello is the brand of internet service provider and Liberty Global Europe (formerly UGC), a provider of broadband internet access via cable in Europe, with estimated 1.3 million customers across its markets. LGE operates in 15 European, 4 Latin American and 2 Asian/Pacific countries. The chello branded internet service were available in seven of these: Austria, Belgium, France, Hungary, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Slovakia. The chello brand was introduced in the European market in 1999 and was awarded the best Consumer ISP award in 1999 [1]
Features of the chello service are standardized according to the cable and satellite providers. In each market chello delivers open-access content portals that feature local news and entertainment content. Also, all users of the service are granted email addresses.
chello products are typically available at many speeds and are named chello starter, chello easy, chello classic, chello plus and chello extreme.
The chello brand appears to be replaced by other brands. For example, in The Netherlands, chello is UPC Live. UPC Live also has been replaced by chello but is still used in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary. In Sweden chello has new brand name ComHem and in Norway by Get. In Ireland, UPC Ireland took over the broadband and cable service NTL in 2005, having previously bought another Irish cable provider - Chorus. In 2015, UPC in Ireland was rebranded as Virgin Media Ireland.[2] In Belgium, chello bort out all products of UPC globally that has been absorbed by Telenet in 2006 when Liberty Global bought a majority stake in Telenet.
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References
- ^ "CHELLO BROADBAND WINS BEST CONSUMER ISP AWARD 1999". Response Source. Retrieved 5 February 2017.
- ^ Ryan, Órla. "Goodbye UPC, hello Virgin Media". TheJournal.ie. Retrieved 2014-04-30.
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