Posted by admin | Posted in home entertainment | Posted on 02-01-2012
Cox Communications®, the maker of Cox Cable Internet, sprung from the vision of its mother company Cox Enterprises Inc.’s owner James M. Cox. Cox left his teaching profession in 1898 to start his business empire and then became a governor of Ohio for three terms. He also ran in the 1920 US presidential race leading the Democrats. His interest in politics led him to purchase his first venture that triggered his desire to build a communications company. As governor, Cox acquired the Dayton (OH) Evening News.
Being one of the top three key players in the United States cable industry, Cox Communications® got its initial taste of fame by introducing the concept of bundling the three most in-demand consumer services in the age of modern technology: cable television, Internet and telephone. Cox stands out from the competition with more than 6 million clients and a manpower count of over 22,000, plus awards for its highly-reliable cable TV and Internet services. It received three citations in 1992, 1 each from 1993 to 94, three in 1996, four each from 1997 to 1998, three in 1999, nine in 2000, three again in 2001, seven in 2002, 12 in 2003, five in 2004, three in 2005, eleven in 2006, five in 2007, ten in 2008, seven in 2009 and four in 2010.
The best part about Cox as a corporation is their commitment in providing communities access to quality education, acceptance when it comes to diversity in race and culture, assistance in promoting environment-friendliness and providing financial support to charities. That being said, Cox Communications® is a company that cares.
