Charter Spectrum has discontinued its traditional home security offering, instead offering a deal on Ring equipment from Amazon.
The New York public service commission gave Charter 60 days to transition operations in the state to a successor company. New York Charter actions also have included imposing fines of $3 million and referring a false advertising claim to the state attorney general.
The Charter broadband overbuild condition would have required the company to deploy broadband to 1 million locations that already have it available. Instead
Sprint VoIP patent lawsuit is just one of several the company has filed. The company previously won settlements from Vonage and Paetec, and has pending . . .
At least 2 dozen telecom M&A deals were announced or completed in 2016, including a cable mega-merger, incumbent telco acquisitions of competitive carriers