Brightspeed in the news

Brightspeed Fiber Internet supports the Springfield Little Theater's operations, enhancing their digital capabilities and community engagement.

Boone County 911 switched from Brightspeed to AT&T for phone service after an outage, and Jefferson City is also upgrading its emergency call infrastructure.

Brightspeed customers in Midway Manor experienced a prolonged landline phone service outage, prompting a response from the company.

Brightspeed is expanding its fiber internet network to nearly 1,900 homes and businesses in the Frazeysburg area as part of a larger Ohio-wide deployment.

A Brightspeed outage disrupted 911 services in Boone County and surrounding Central Missouri regions for several hours on September 16.

A Brightspeed outage in mid-September caused a disruption to 911 services in Boone County and Central Missouri, leading residents to use 311 for emergencies.

Johnston County commissioners approved industrial rezoning, allocated funds for a trail, discussed Brightspeed's broadband project deadline and associated federal funding, and made various other proclamations and appointments.

Brightspeed's lenders are concerned about structural priming as Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) are anticipated.

Apollo Global Management is in discussions with top creditors for Brightspeed to secure new capital through an asset-backed securitization to pay down debt or expand its fiber network.

Brightspeed is sponsoring a free 10-week youth running program at the Martinsville-Henry County Family YMCA for up to 200 elementary school students.

Brightspeed, an internet provider, faces substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern due to declining revenue and looming debt obligations.

Brightspeed, a broadband provider and Apollo portfolio company, issued a 'going concern' warning due to declining revenue and substantial debt from its fiber internet expansion, impacting Apollo's stock.

Apollo's internet provider Brightspeed faces going concern doubts due to declining revenue, according to Bloomberg News.

Brightspeed, a company owned by Apollo, has warned investors that it may not be able to continue as a going concern, as reported by Bloomberg.

The document details various financial and ESG rating methodologies and mentions Brightspeed's going-concern risk warning.

Brightspeed is deploying fiber internet to Aurora and surrounding rural areas in Missouri to provide faster internet access.

A man was arrested for stealing Brightspeed communication cable containing copper near Benson, North Carolina, days after a similar theft in the same area.

Brightspeed renews and expands its partnership with NC Wesleyan Esports, providing scholarships and support for collegiate gaming and STEM opportunities.

Brightspeed renewed and expanded its partnership with NC Wesleyan University's Bishop Gaming Association, providing scholarships and continued support for esports and STEM initiatives.

Dare County commissioners questioned Brightspeed representatives regarding recent internet and phone outages and future solutions.