Media, entertainment companies commit millions to Los Angeles wildfire relief
Netflix, Amazon, Paramount and CBS, Comcast and NBC, Fox, Nexstar and Sinclair are among the companies raising money for fire relief.
Charter Communications ($CHTR) is an American telecommunications and media company that offers cable television, broadband Internet, home phone and wireless phone service to consumers and businesses under the Spectrum brand. Charter also operates several regional cable networks, including Spectrum News and Spectrum Sports. The company is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut.
Netflix, Amazon, Paramount and CBS, Comcast and NBC, Fox, Nexstar and Sinclair are among the companies raising money for fire relief.
Charter is unlocking 35,000 Spectrum WiFi hotspots throughout Southern California, allowing those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires to stay connected.
Charter has opened up 35,000 Spectrum WiFi hotspot points throughout the greater Los Angeles area, allowing anyone to connect to the Internet for free.
Around one in five American households now bundles their home Internet service with wireless phone, according to a new consumer survey.
Spectrum said an average of 1.76 million customers tuned in to watch Spectrum News regional channels and Spectrum News Plus.
The half-hour show will recap the biggest moments in global news, politics, entertainment and climate.
Subscribers of Spectrum TV Select will get access to the streaming video service at no extra cost.
GCI Communications has become the latest company to offer its subscribers access to the Xumo Stream Box.
Charter has combined the sales and operational sectors of its Spectrum-branded business-to-business unit.
Coverage of politics, especially around Election Night, helped lift household viewership, according to Nielsen ratings.