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Verizon Expands DSL Content

By Matt Stump -- Multichannel News, 5/13/2003 10:47:00 AM

Verizon Online unveiled a new, lower-cost pricing structure for digital-subscriber-line service, coupled with Microsoft Corp.'s MSN 8 content and Wi-Fi access in New York.

Consumers who purchase a local, regional or long-distance package can get DSL for $29.95 per month, Verizon said, or $34.95 a without a package.

The MSN 8 package includes "MSN Photos Plus," "Encarta," "Money Plus," electronic-mail storage, parental controls and expanded browsing capabilities.

In New York, Verizon is activating 150 Wi Fi "Hot Spots at public phone locations. Consumers within 300 feet of those Hot Spots can access Verizon's high-speed connection via PDAs (personal digital assistants) and pocket PCs.

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