Keyword: Time Warner Cable
It’s that time of year again when we sift through an avalanche of regulatory filings to find the highest-paid executives.
In the three years since Charter completed its $55 billion acquisition of Time Warner Cable, the company has been busy integrating its systems.
Charter went into the weekend with some bad news: The New York Public Service Commission wants to revoke its Time Warner Cable merger approval.
The corporate tax rollback will drive a cumulative $14.4 billion increase in cash flow for Comcast by 2021, according to analyst Craig Moffett.
Customer education regarding TV Everywhere is still lagging, according to Jonathan Hurd, director of research company AltmanVilandrie & Co.
Charter Communications has officially announced and activated its deployments of DOCSIS 3.1-powered 1 Gbps services in New York and six other markets.
Television broadcast group Tegna has appointed Melinda Witmer, a former executive at Time Warner Cable, to its board of directors, effective immediately.
Charter has settled the only still-pending programming licensing lawsuit filed against it in the wake of its purchase of Time Warner Cable.
Mediacom has become the latest telecom company to be sued by Sprint for internet phone patents.
Casa Systems is finally following through with long-discussed plans for an initial public offering.
