Charter Communications, the company buying Bright House Networks and Time Warner Cable, has formally made its case to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that the transaction will be in the public interest.
In a 362-page document filed with the FCC today, Charter said the merged company will commit to net neutrality, invest in customer care, roll out faster minimum broadband speeds and provide advanced technology.
Charter also says the merged company – called New Charter – will make legally enforceable commitments that “put consumers first.”
For more information about the merger, visit the Charter Resource Center.
Download this official statement from Charter Communications.
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