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Sorry, TWC Customers: Charter Acquisition Means No More “Maxx” Upgrades For You

Remember that whole thing where Time Warner Cable was going to install really fast internet upgrades and try to suck a whole lot less? Yeah, that. Well, like the TWC brand itself, the plan to upgrade cities to “Maxx” internet speed is now being left in the dust thanks to the acquisition by Charter. [More]

Charter Tries To Get Fox News At Time Warner Cable’s Rate, Fox Says ‘Nice Try’

Charter Tries To Get Fox News At Time Warner Cable’s Rate, Fox Says ‘Nice Try’

When one brand takes over another, it takes over the other company’s assets, which include customers, intellectual property, buildings, and employees. Does the larger company get to take over agreements with vendors and extend them across the entire company, though? Fox News says that no, they do not, as Charter tries to extend Time Warner Cable’s carriage fee agreement for the channel and its sibling Fox Business News across all of its own customers now that it has acquired the smaller company. [More]

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Farewell, Time Warner Cable; Nobody Is Going To Miss You

The most-loathed company in all of America is soon to be no more. With the merger of Charter and Time Warner Cable approved and under way, the widely-detested TWC brand is soon to be up on the chopping block. [More]

FCC, Justice Department Approve Charter / Time Warner Cable Merger

FCC, Justice Department Approve Charter / Time Warner Cable Merger

Second time’s the charm: where Comcast failed, Charter has succeeded. Time Warner Cable officially has its buyer as of today. [More]

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HBO, CNN Concerned Time Warner Cable/Charter Merger Will Harm Streaming

The proposed merger of Charter, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House would create the second-largest cable company behind Comcast, at a time when it’s possible to access most of the content that was once exclusive to cable TV through streaming services. Yet the company that brings you HBO and CNN is concerned that a larger, stronger Charter might work to hold back progress in streaming video, the main competition for its cable service. Time Warner filed its concerns with the Federal Communications Commission. [More]