Understanding Multi-System Operators (MSOs)

MSO stands for "Multi-System Operator". It refers to a company that provides multiple services or systems to its customers, such as television, internet, and phone. MSOs are typically large telecommunications companies that offer a range of services over their own networks, rather than relying on other providers.

Some examples of MSOs include:

* Comcast Xfinity
* Charter Spectrum
* AT&T U-verse
* Verizon Fios
* Cox Communications

These companies offer a range of services, such as high-speed internet, cable television, and phone service, over their own networks. They are often referred to as "triple play" or "quadruple play" providers, depending on the number of services they offer.

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