The telecom giant, Charter Communications recently admitted that they unintentionally charged a “Wi-Fi Activation” fee to some of their customers. Consequently, the telecom company will have to face a lawsuit due to their actions. The wrongful Wi-Fi activation billing hit a few subscribers of Bright House Networks, which is actually a company that was purchased […]
Continue readingThe recent reports about Verizon’s interest to buy Charter Communications have resulted in the significant increase in the shares of the cable service provider in the last few days. However, many analysts firmly believe that the merger between the two parties is less likely to happen. The principal analyst at MoffettNathanson, Craig Moffett recently stated […]
Continue readingNew York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed a lawsuit against Charter Communications and their Time Warner subsidiary, claiming that they “allegedly conduct[ed] a deliberate scheme to defraud and mislead New Yorkers by promising Internet service that they knew they could not deliver.” Officials of the state said that they have conducted a sixteen month investigation, […]
Continue readingReports reveal that the shares of Charter Communications are up by 3.7 percent in the past week as Verizon Chief Executive Lowell McAdam said to some Wall Street analysts that it made “industrial sense” for Verizon to buy cable operations of John Malone. However, McAdam did not say that he is planning to make a […]
Continue readingTwo of the major telecom industries in the United States, Comcast Corporations and Charter Communications, continue to remain positive about their MVNO businesses prospect. However, the executives from Verizon and AT&T are patiently waiting to see whether the cable companies can figure out a feasible business model. When asked about the significance of wireless to […]
Continue readingIn a recent announcement, Tom Rutledge, Charter Communications chairman and CEO added that the cable operator is heading towards a future, where the subscribers will be able to enjoy a maximum broadband speed of 10 Gigabits per second. However, he hasn’t shared any details on when this will be possible. At New York’s UBS Media […]
Continue readingCharter Communications has closed their location in Faribault. However, the decision was taken “after careful and thoughtful consideration,” said Kimberly Noetzel, who is the senior manager of communications in the central Minnesota office of Charter. “[That included] analysis of customer transactions and access to other nearby locations. Traffic at this location was relatively low, with […]
Continue readingCharter Communications is planning to launch a new low-income broadband service, called Spectrum Internet Assist. This internet service from Charter will offer a downstream internet speed of 30 Mbps and an upstream internet speed of 4 Mbps at just $14.99 a month. This offering from Charter Communications is comparatively a lot much faster than all […]
Continue readingCharter Communications has sued the local government in Louisville to Jefferson County to stop a new ordinance that will offer Google Fiber access to the utility poles. Charter wishes to stop Louisville Metro’s One Touch Make Ready ordinance that allows new entrants like Google Fiber to make all the necessary adjustments on the utility poles, […]
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