ALBANY, Ga. — 9/7/2010 — City commissioners have given the go-ahead for the city attorney to begin negotiating with a local telecommunications company to determine whether they should award them a franchise agreement to provide Internet, phone and television service in Albany. #L2Networks CEO Kraig Beahn pitched the idea to the commission during its work

ALBANY, GA (WALB) — 9/7/2010 — Albany City commissioners give the go-ahead to negotiate a deal with a new cable provider. Albany Telecommunications Company L2-Networks already offers telephone services for small businesses. They hope to bring you TV entertainment as well through fiber-optic technology that’s already in place through Water, Gas, and Light. They asked

ALBANY, GA — 9/7/2010 — City Commissioners heard a proposal from L2 Networks to run a pilot program that would provide high speed internet, high definition television, and digital voice services to Albany and the surrounding areas. Kraig Beahn who gave the proposal to commissioners on behalf of L2 says they have a unique way

ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Mediacom could soon have some cable competition in Albany. L2Networks, An Albany telecommunications company, that provides phone and Internet service, wants to get into the cable business. Right now, the only alternatives to Mediacom are satellite services. At S&S Satellite, they say now that customers can get local networks on Dish

ALBANY, Ga. — 9/1/2010 — A local telecommunications company is positioning itself to be able to provide cable television service in Albany, officials say. #L2Networks Corp., based out of Tallahasseee, Fla., and Albany, has asked the Albany City Commission for a franchise agreement to provide cable television service. #Calls to the L2Networks corporate offices weren’t

ALBANY,GA. — 1/28/2008 — County commissioners met today and discussed a new resolution that would hopefully help cable competition in Dougherty County. The resolution states that any company that wants to obtain a franchise in the unincorporated area of Dougherty County for either cable or video service can do it by either coming to the

The Albany Water, Gas and Light Commission’s board canceled its plans, for now, to be a local cable TV provider in partnership with L2 Networks. They will try to find other companies to work with. “We kind of got at a stalemate and we’re trying to move forward with the costumers on the residential side