Telecommunications Board of Northern Kentucky
www.tbnk.orgThe Telecommunications Board of Northern Kentucky (TBNK) is the cable television regulatory authority formed by an interlocal cooperative agreement among the Kenton County Fiscal Court and 15 local cities within Kenton County. The TBNK administers the cable television franchise agreement with Time Warner (formerly Insight), advocates to help with unresolved customer service problems on behalf of our residents, regulates pricing for the basic cable tier, and provides local Public Service Television Programming for Northern Kentucky. If you have an unresolved issue with Time Warner Cable and live in Kenton County (excluding Crescent Springs and Erlanger), contact the TBNK through email, fax or telephone. The Board is made up of representatives from each government. By coming together to form this regional board, our participating communities benefit from the economy of scale provided by pooling our resources in a larger entity to be able to provide better franchise administration services and a better production facility and local programming than any one community could afford on its own.
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The Telecommunications Board of Northern Kentucky (TBNK) is the cable television regulatory authority formed by an interlocal cooperative agreement among the Kenton County Fiscal Court and 15 local cities within Kenton County. The TBNK administers the cable television franchise agreement with Time Warner (formerly Insight), advocates to help with unresolved customer service problems on behalf of our residents, regulates pricing for the basic cable tier, and provides local Public Service Television Programming for Northern Kentucky. If you have an unresolved issue with Time Warner Cable and live in Kenton County (excluding Crescent Springs and Erlanger), contact the TBNK through email, fax or telephone. The Board is made up of representatives from each government. By coming together to form this regional board, our participating communities benefit from the economy of scale provided by pooling our resources in a larger entity to be able to provide better franchise administration services and a better production facility and local programming than any one community could afford on its own.
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State
Kentucky
City (Headquarters)
Covington
Employees
11-50
Founded
1998
Estimated Revenue
$10,000,000 to $50,000,000
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