Jupiter Telecommunications Company Description
Jupiter Telecommunications, which does business as J:COM, makes other Japanese cable system operators seem like mere asteroids. The island nation's #1 cable provider sells pay television services (including digital cable and pay-per-view) to nearly 3 million subscribers through its more than 20 managed franchises. J:COM also provides VOIP and wireless telephone services, as well as broadband Internet access. J:COM also provides such ancilliary services for broadcaster customers as content development and program distribution. The combined 63% interest in J:COM owned by Liberty Media International and Sumitomo is controlled by holding company LGI/Sumisho Super Media. J:COM was founded in 1995.
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