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AT&T seizes helm of Excite@Home
News No money has changed hands, but Excite@Home has given up responsibility for its strategic direction, and has evicted other distributors - Cox and Comcast - from the boardroom. Cox and Comcast have agreed to continue distributing Excite@Home until... [30 Mar 2000]
Excite@home goes to the wall
News Meanwhile, AT&T and Comcast signed an agreement on Friday that could see Comcast pay $37.8 billion for AT&T Broadband, a deal likely to include the Excite@Home assets. Excite@home has finally accepted the inevitable and filed for bankruptcy... [01 Oct 2001]
Excite turmoil derails AT&T broadband sale
News AT&T has already turned down a $53bn bid from Comcast, and is now considering a demerger of the business - although the company hasn't ruled out a sale to another buyer. Fears of the demise of excite@home are having a knock-on effect on AT&... [22 Aug 2001]
Excite told 'ditch the portals or die'
News Adding to its financial troubles, two of Excite's major cable TV partners, Cox and Comcast turned their backs on the company on Friday. Excite@Home has been warned it must get rid of its portal businesses in the US and Europe and concentrate on... [03 Sep 2001]
Excite@home grabs AT&T lifeline
News The agreement follows similar deals brokered by the former internet giant with cable companies Comcast, Cox Communications and Rogers Communications last week. Excite@home has reached an agreement with AT&T Broadband to allow it to continue to... [18 Oct 2001]
Excite haunts AT&T from beyond the grave
News AT&T and rival cable firms Comcast and Cox, rely upon Excite's network to provide high-speed internet over their cable lines, but now Excite's move has left them looking for new ways to meet subscriber growth targets. [11 Oct 2001]
AT&T bid shaky as Excite@Home negotiates slow demise
News So far, only AT&T has done so, and now Comcast, Cox and Rogers Cable have made transitional agreements in which they will guarantee Excite with revenue and subscribers, for the next three months, while they go through the process of migrating... [04 Dec 2001]
