NYSTA represents New York’s Telecommunications Industry – along with the equipment and service companies that assist them.

NYSTA provides its members with a strong and respected voice in the state capital, numerous venues for membership interaction, plus communications and educational programs that increase the knowledge of issues critical to individual and collective success.

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Statement from NYSTA President Craig J. Miller

NYSTA APPLAUDS FEDERAL LEGISLATION TO EXTEND THE AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY…

How to Apply to the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) Video

Consumers who would like to take advantage of a federal program…

TOGETHER WE BRING AFFORDABLE, ACCESSIBLE AND EQUITABLE BROADBAND SERVICES TO ALL NEW YORKERS

The New York State Telecommunications Association (NYSTA) understands…

New Mid-Hudson Region Area Code Takes Effect

For Immediate Release: 03/17/23 Rory M. Christian, Chair Contact: James…

Northland Communications introduces the BU (Business Unlimited) Connector.

Northland Communications Debuts New Feature that Combines Company’s…

Northland Communications announces new Distributed Denial-of-Service Protection

Local telecommunications company adds a significant part to its…

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Established in 1897, MIDTEL (The Middleburgh Telephone Company) has been providing service for nearly130 years as one of the oldest of New York State’s 40 independent telephone companies. MIDTEL is in the 4th generation of Becker Family leadership, serving customers throughout 400+ square miles and nearly 1,000 road miles of Schoharie County, parts of Albany County and Cooperstown.

With nearly 100% Fiber to the premise network, MIDTEL offers residents and businesses High-Speed Internet, Cable TV, Wi-Fi, Local and Long-Distance Telephone services. With its outstanding employees, MIDTEL continues to provide their customers with leading edge technology and great service.

MIDTEL and the Becker family have a storied history and strong legacy of community involvement and local philanthropy.

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