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.
Around one in five American households now bundles their home Internet service with wireless phone, according to a new consumer survey.
Charter continued to log declines in its Spectrum TV and Spectrum Internet businesses, though revenue was boosted by Spectrum Mobile.
As part of its “Life Unlimited” campaign, Charter is including taxes and fees and dropping contracts across some of its residential services.
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.
Land-based broadband companies are grabbing more net new wireless additions than the wireless companies themselves, according to new research.
The credits are designed to offset early termination fees and device installment balances.
Charter’s dispute with Disney over TV-related carriage fees added fuel to the fire of cord-cutting during the final quarter of 2023.
The FCC is taking preliminary steps to shut down the Affordable Connectivity Program, which is set to run out of cash in April.