Big Help for The Big Easy - Cox Communications spearheaded an initiative to help the City of New Orleans rebound from Hurricane Katrina by promoting tourism, partnering with 10 other broadband companies to commit at least $12 million in donated advertising time on their networks. The effort is expected to yield over $1.3 billion in visitor spending.

Cox Communications
Good Things That Happened In 2007

• Achieved impressive results on major subscriber metrics, including 17.8 percent customer growth of Cox Digital Telephone; 11.3 percent growth of Cox High Speed Internet; and 10.6 percent growth of Cox Digital Cable. The company also achieved 9.1 percent growth in bundled customers (those subscribing to two or more services). More than 60 percent of Cox customers now subscribe to a bundle of services.
• For the seventh consecutive year, added more than one million new residential service subscriptions, or revenue generating units (RGUs).
• Exchanged 25 percent stake in Discovery Communications for the stock of Travel Media, Inc., which held the Travel Channel, TravelChannel.com, and approximately $1.3 billion in cash.
• Continued to garner recognition for business excellence, including receiving highest honors in J.D. Power and Associates’ 2007 Residential Regional Telephone Customer Satisfaction Study in three regions; again being named to the DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity® list; and receiving the company's fourth PC Magazine Readers’ Choice Award for Cox High Speed Internet.
• Launched Cox Tech Solutions, a new service to help customers troubleshoot computer problems - available via remote assistance and “house calls.”
• Cox Business increased commercial phone customers by nearly 30 percent and total customer relationships by more than 16 percent.
• Cox Media added numerous new advertising options to help clients better target and reach their customers, including wide-scale deployment of a video classified product for homes and autos, as well as local Video-on-Demand advertising.
• Provided extraordinary level of service to customers served by Cox Communications in San Diego and Orange County in the wake of devastating forest fires that displaced more than 600,000 residents. Free call forwarding, same-day installations and waived fees were among the customer care efforts extended to fire victims.

Locations Following is a list of Cox Communications' major operations:

Related Operations

Travel Channel Media

Friendship Heights, Maryland

Corporate Officers

Operations Management