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AT&T’s $49 Billion Acquisition of DirecTV to Get Regulatory Approval

By Robert Hackett / Fortune

Why Netflix Is Backing This Huge Cable Merger

By Victor Luckerson

Charter Promises To Play by the Government's Internet Rules

By Victor Luckerson

Here's Why Merger Approvals Are Getting So Slow

By Benjamin Snyder / Fortune
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T-Mobile and Dish Network Reportedly Near Merger

Purchase price and stock options have not been agreed upon

By Kevin McSpadden

The Real Reason You Hate Your Cable Company

And how to get a better deal out of your service

By Dan Mitchell

Everything You Need to Know About Merger Mastermind John Malone

The deal-maker had a hand in creating the cable industry itself, now he's at it again

By Victor Luckerson

Why the Latest Cable Merger Won't Fail Like Comcast

The Charter deal would not be on the scale of the proposed Comcast-TWC merger

By Jeff John Roberts / Fortune

What Comcast’s Failed Merger Tells Us About Corporate Lobbying

The question is why anyone thought they had any chance of making this deal happen in the first place

By Lee Drutman / New America

Comcast–Time Warner Cable: Too Big to Succeed

Comcast walked away from its $45.2 billion proposed merger with Time Warner Cable, according to a statement released Friday.The unexpected change of heart—attributed to unnamed sources by Bloomberg News, CNBC and the New York Times...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Comcast Calls It Off

The deal would have combined the nation’s two largest cable companies

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. / Fortune

Making Sense of the Comcast-Time Warner Cable Merger

The gargantuan, $45.2 billion merger between the nation’s two largest cable companies, Comcast and Time Warner Cable appears to be hitting a regulatory wall.Here’s the quick-and-dirty on what’s going down:Wait, I thought this thing was...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Comcast’s Time Warner Cable Merger Hopes Are Fading Fast

FCC decision could drown merger plans in red tape

By Victor Luckerson

Comcast-TWC Merger Hits A Speedbump

New definition of broadband means that 63% of U.S. households would have only one choice for a broadband Internet provider

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

We May Get an Online-Only HBO Go Soon

HBO Go may soon be available to non-cable-TV subscribers as an online-only streaming product, just like Netflix. That’s cause for celebration for Game of Thrones fans, many of whom have been, ahem, “borrowing” a cable...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Poll: Americans Don't Like Internet Fast Lanes

A particularly timely finding, as the public comment period for Federal Communications Commission's proposed rule on net neutrality draws to a close

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Congress: Ok, Ok, We Hear You On Net Neutrality

But the war over internet freedom isn't over

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Discovery Says No To Comcast-TWC Merger

The proposed merger, which could give the combined company control of up to 70% of certain high-speed broadband connections, has been widely criticized by the tech industry and consumer rights activists

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Wheeler Calls For More Competition

America's lack of broadband competition is "intolerable," Wheeler said

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Time Warner Cable Outage Affects Users Nationwide

Internet and TV blackouts reported in areas ranging from New York to Texas to California

By Dan Kedmey
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