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Cable giants Charter and Cox are merging — but don't expect the cord-cutting bloodbath to reverse
Cable companies Charter and Cox are teaming up to fight against cord-cutting. Despite their best efforts, they probably can't ...
Charter and Cox’s big cable-TV merger will ramp up the Spectrum brand in the cord-cutting era
Cable-TV companies Charter Communications and Cox will merge, using Spectrum as the brand name, in an era of cord-cutting and ...
Cord-Cutting Chaos Looms After ESPN, Fox, CNN Streaming Apps, Charter’s Giant Combo
Charter's bid to merge with rival Cox suggests new enmity between the cable giant and programmers like ESPN, Fox and CNN ...
Two of America’s largest cable companies are merging
Two of the biggest cable companies in the United States have agreed to merge, marking a major milestone in consolidation as cord-cutters continue to ditch their pricey TV packages, thus forcing ...
Cable giants Charter and Cox to merge as industry faces threats on all sides
Charter agreed to acquire privately held Cox in a deal valued at $34.5 billion as cable companies confront multiple ...
ESPN is finally ready to cut the cable TV cord — after a decade
You'll finally be able to subscribe to ESPN without paying for other cable TV channels. The move by Disney says a lot about ...
Cable giant Charter to buy Cox in a $34.5-billion deal, uniting providers that serve SoCal
The deal brings together two of the biggest cable companies in the country at a time when pay-TV firms are losing subscribers ...
Cable giants Charter and Cox, under assault by streaming services, pursue $34.5 billion merger
Charter Communications has offered to acquire Cox Communications, a $34.5 billion merger that would combine two of the top ...
Will ESPN’s new streaming service spell the end for cable television?
Sports programming had been one of the few offerings that kept customers from fully cutting the cord, but ESPN’s new ...
YouTube TV Bucks The Cord-Cutting Trend, Growing By Disrupting – But Not Everyone “Enjoys The Zen”
YouTube TV has grown into a dominant pay-TV player. But its "zen" approach to advertising is ruffling some networks' feathers ...