Charter’s Spectrum updates customers during Los Angeles wildfires
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.
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.
Coverage of politics, especially around Election Night, helped lift household viewership, according to Nielsen ratings.
Charter has started deploying advanced routers that are compatible with WiFi 7 to its Spectrum Internet customers.
Charter continued to log declines in its Spectrum TV and Spectrum Internet businesses, though revenue was boosted by Spectrum Mobile.
The partnership will work to develop hardware capable of pulling 25 Gbps speeds over existing networks.
As part of its “Life Unlimited” campaign, Charter is including taxes and fees and dropping contracts across some of its residential services.
Customers of Spectrum TV will get complementary access to the ad-supported tiers of Max and Discovery Plus, the companies announced.
More Spectrum TV customers are ditching the company’s legacy service, despite getting some streaming services as part of their plans.
Affected workers will be offered the opportunity to secure jobs at other call centers.
A spokesperson said the price adjustments on pay TV were necessitated by higher fees charged by programmers.