BROADBAND SPEED: PERFORMANCE - Mediacom Cable

BROADBAND SPEED:

PERFORMANCE
vs. PROMISE

Results of the FCC 2012 Measuring
Broadband America July Report

WHERE DOES YOUR PROVIDER LAND?
DSL UNDERPERFORMS IN MANY SERVICE LEVELS.

BROADBAND SPEED:

PERFORMANCE vs. PROMISE

The Federal Communication Commission's Measuring Broadband America program was developed
to improve the availability of information for consumers about their broadband service. Its second
annual study, released in July, independently tested the broadband speeds of the nation's most
prominent Internet service providers and compared them to advertised speeds.

The complete report is available at:

http://www.fcc.gov/measuring-broadband-america/2012/july

2011 2012

11.1 14.3
MBPS
MBPS

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INTERNET SPEED April 2012 FCC Test Data

Mediacom’s 50 Mbps and 105 Mbps internet services address
customers' demand for faster and faster speeds at home.

GETTING WHAT YOU PAY FOR Mediacom

Verified Speed Compared to Advertised SpeedMediacom's cable-based internet service delivered an average of 103% of its advertised speed,AT&T
3% better than promised. All DSL providers, using technology based on phone wiring, fellCentury Link
short of 100%.
Frontier
10 0% Qwest*
Windstream
90%

80%

Average 24-hour Sustained Download Speeds as a Percentage of Advertised Speeds

(April 2012 FCC Test Data)
* Qwest is now Century Link

FAST ALL DAY, EVERY DAYVerified Speed Compared to Advertised Speed

Throughout a sustained 24-hour period, Mediacom maintained or surpassed its advertised speeds.

110%

100%

90%

80% J Mediacom J Century Link J AT&T J Windstream J Qwest*

Hourly Sustained Download Speeds as a Percentage of Advertised Speeds

(April 2012 FCC Test Data)

103% CABLE OUTPERFORMS DSL IN
86% LIVING UP TO PROMISED SPEEDS

The FCC's new report confirmed that cable broadband service
outperforms DSL in advertised speeds tests. Mediacom not only
surpassed its advertised speeds, but outperformed DSL's top
sustained speeds by over 15%.

GO FAST OR GET LEFT BEHIND

The FCC refers to the results as "a success story" that signals on-target progress toward achieving
the National Broadband Plan's goal of providing 100 million homes access to affordable, 50 Mbps
service by 2015. Thereafter, the NBP seeks to double this rate to 100 Mbps by 2020.

As the need for faster, more reliable internet access becomes greater, cable ISPs are meeting the
challenge and fulfilling their promises.

More and more Americans are turning to streaming video, using wireless internet
devices and sharing their internet connections with multiple users, usually family
members. This takes the greater, more reliable and more affordable broadband
speeds that Mediacom delivers today.

TESTED & VERIFIED MEDIACOM LAUNCH

INTERNET SPEEDS UP TO 3 MBPS DOWNLOADS
UP TO 256 KBPS UPLOADS
FCC 2012 Measuring Broadband
America July Report Mediacom's starting speed is twice as fast as
DSL's standard starting speed – to do twice
MEDIACOM PRIME as much in the same amount of time.

UP TO 15 MBPS DOWNLOADS MEDIACOM PRIME PLUS
UP TO 1 MBPS UPLOADS
UP TO 20 MBPS DOWNLOADS
Mediacom's most popular speed tier steps UP TO 2 MBPS UPLOADS
it up with speed up to five times faster than
LAUNCH for freeze-free streaming HD Ideal for serious gamers and families
video, and nearly instantaneous song and who usually have several people on
photo downloads. simultaneously, Mediacom PRIME PLUS
internet keeps the action flowing
MEDIACOM ULTRA for everyone.

UP TO 50 MBPS DOWNLOADS MEDIACOM ULTRA PLUS
UP TO 5 MBPS UPLOADS
UP TO 105 MBPS DOWNLOADS
There's no need to wait until 2015 to enjoy UP TO 10 MBPS UPLOADS
50 Mbps service – it's available now with
Mediacom's ULTRA Internet tier. Mediacom's 105 Mbps ULTRA PLUS tier offers
a virtually limitless internet experience. Ultra
PLUS is currently available in a limited – but
growing – number of communities.