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Time Warner Cable Takes Subscription Fee Fight to the People
This ad campaign from Time Warner Cable is making the battle over Fox's demands for subscription fees very public. But unless one side flinches, a lot of folks could be starting 2010 off without the country's most-watched network. More »More Information on Apple's Plan to Kill Cable, Launch Tablet
The WSJ already said most of this stuff yesterday, but the Financial Times has a few more tidbits on the situation that seems interesting—namely, Apple's relationship with network giants, and a plan to launch the fabled tablet soon. More »Basically Every ISP Is Trying to Scare You Into Paying for Internet You Don't Need
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Time Warner, perhaps hip to the fact that I haven't bothered to check my meat space snail mail mailbox in the last three weeks, took matters into their own hands and inserted this warning directly into my browser. More »65,000 Time Warner Customers Exposed To Remote Hacks
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Holy. I knew the fruits of cable's fiber-fast DOCSIS 3.0 standard would be delicious, but this is incredible: Cablevision's going to sell the fastest internet in the US next month: 101 blazing megabits per second. More »Time Warner Delays Bandwidth Cap Pricing Tests in Texas After Customer Complaints
How Much Time Warner's Broadband Caps Will Screw You
Like the virus in 28 Days Later, Time Warner's internet-strangling broadband caps is spreading all over the country. They've got brand new pricing plans too and they yep, they suck. Let's look. More »Time Warner Monthly Data Caps Spread Beyond Texas
Texas may be great, but it could not contain Time Warner's HD video-killing monthly broadband data caps, which have now spread beyond its borders. More »Time Warner Ditches Cable Co, Pledges TV Shows Everywhere
Just after Time Warner announced its spin-off of Time Warner Cable, CEO Jeff Bewkes is saying he wants paying customers to get their favorite shows via whatever means they prefer: Cable, computer or phone. More »Online Cable Debate Heats Up As Execs Embrace Streaming Tech, Bicker About Programming Model
Even as the cable companies seemingly embrace online cable programming, there seem to be as many unanswered questions today regarding this new path as there are answers. More »Viacom Might Pull All Channels (Comedy Central, MTV) Off Time Warner Cable Tomorrow
Viacom wants Time Warner Cable to pay more for its channels, like MTV and Comedy Central. TWC doesn't want to pay. So on Jan. 1, they could all go away for TWC subscribers. More »Ogle Cable Guys Between the Hours of Whenever and Anytime
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