It Appears C-TEC is Not operating under this Entity NAME in NJ
CHERRY HILL is in CAMDEN COUNTY, NJ
While there is a History of C-Tec below if this is the “C-Tec”
Your looking for as there are/Have been others in NJ as Listed---
C-TEC CABLE SYSTEM SERVICES, INC.
C-TEC CABLE SYSTEMS, INC.
C-TEC CORPORATION
C-TEC FIBER SYSTEMS OF NEW JERSEY, INC.
C TECH COMMUNICATIONS LLC
CTEC (AMERICA) LLC
There are at least 8 more CTEC variations operating in NJ
That are not related to the Cable Operator as some of the above
The Old Franchise Area of C-Tec in Camden County NJ is now operated by:
COMCAST OF GARDEN STATE
1250 Haddonfield-Berlin Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
856-354-1880
Counties - Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, Ocean
Manager - Amy Smith
The System d/b/a (doing business as) C-Tec Cable Systems
Was taken over by RCN by major voting control and RCN
Was the ultimate parent Company
Some assets of RCN were traded to Patriot Media Communications
CNJ, LLC years later.
CTEC SULMMARY ---
1897 – Commonwealth Telephone Enterprises, Inc., originated in 1897 when Bert Stroh constructed a grounded telephone circuit on poles along a pipeline between his home and a neighbor's in Centermoreland, PA. His efforts resulted in the Centermoreland Telephone Company.
1905 – Centermoreland Telephone Company merged with the Northern Lackawanna Telephone Company and created Commonwealth Telephone Company
1950 – Luzerne Telephone Company, Bradford Telephone Company and Commonwealth Telephone Company merged into a surviving corporation to be known as Commonwealth Telephone Company.
1978 – As a result of deregulation, Commonwealth Telephone Company formed a subsidiary company, Commonwealth Telephone Technologies Corporation
1986 – Commonwealth Telephone Enterprises, Inc., changed its name to C-TEC Corporation.
1987 – C-TEC Corporation restructured its operating companies into five business groups: telephone, CABLE television, mobile services, information services and communications services.
1992 – C-TEC Properties, Inc., a subsidiary of C-TEC Corporation, committed to invest up to $3.5 million in Northeast Networks, Inc.,
1993 – It was announced that the controlling shareholders of C-TEC Corporation had entered into an agreement to sell their stock holdings in C-TEC to RCN Corporation, a Peter Kiewit Sons, Inc., subsidiary.
1994 – C-TEC sold its cellular properties to Independent Cellular Network, Inc.
1995 – C-TEC purchased 40 percent of Megacable, Mexico's second largest cable television operator, for approximately $84 million in cash.
1997 – C-TEC Corporation completed a corporate restructuring and was split into three stand-alone companies: 1) RCN Corporation, comprising C-TEC Cable’s holdings in all states except 1997 and certain Commonwealth Long Distance customers;2) Commonwealth Telephone Enterprises, Inc., comprising Commonwealth Telephone Company, Commonwealth Communications, epix® Internet Services, Commonwealth Telecom Services, Inc. (later known as CTSI), and certain Commonwealth Long Distance customers; and 3) Cable Michigan, comprising C-TEC Cable’s holdings in Michigan and its ownership stake in Mercom.
1998 Level 3 Sold its 129 Million $ investment in CTEC’s network in Michigan
Commonwealth Telephone Company, the nation’s seventh largest publicly held independent local exchange carrier
CTSI, LLC, a local exchange carrier operating in competitive markets outside Commonwealth Telephone Company’s territory, that formally commenced operations in 1997.
CURRENT 2005 NEW JERSEY CABLE SYSTEMS
RCN Corporation (formerly C-TEC Cable Systems)
Thirty-one franchises in New Jersey
Comcast of New Jersey
serves 42 municipal areas in NJ
Cablevision (formerly TKR Tri-System)
serves 28 municipal areas in NJ
Time Warner
Misc Small Systems
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