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The Time Warner cable (TWC) was an US based TV operator. Prior to being acquired by Charter Communications on May 18, 2016, it was the second biggest U.S. wire operator in terms of revenues behind only Comcast, which operates in 29 states. 1 ] Group head office was at the Time Warner Center in Midtown Manhattan, New York City,[2] with additional business locations in Stamford, Connecticut, Charlotte, North Carolina and Herndon, Virginia.

From 1971 to 1981, Time Warner cables were part of Dimension Pictures as Warner cables. from Warner Communications, then Time Warner. In March 2009, this entity divested the cables division as part of a major reorganization. Between 2009 and 2016, Time Warner cable was a fully self-contained business that continued to use the Time Warner name under licence from its former mother corporation (including the name "Road Runner" for its web services, now Spectrum Internet).

Time-Warner Cable was created in 1992 through the fusion of the Time Inc. wire TV subsidiary, American Television and Communications Corp. (service businesses that were part of this business were known as Time-Warner Communications; since the 1990', businesses that had used this name were either re-named to Time-Warner Cable, Bright House Networks, or outsourced to other wire operators ) and Warner Cable, part of Warner Communications, as a consequence of a fusion to create Time-Warner;

two years after the fusion, the undertakings acted independently but under the roof of "Time Warner Cable Group" (mainly because at that date 18% of ATC was in public ownership) and in 1992 they became one. Founded in 1995, the Southern Tier On-Line Community is a residential gateway services provider that later became known as Road Runner High Speed Online.

Discussions began this year which would later lead to Warner's takeover of Paragon cable. In 2004, Time Warner Cable introduced the DVR in the Houston area. Comcast now owns TWC's Houston-Area cabling system. Scientific-Atlanta set-top box with DVR were used in the first launch. The Spectrum Center, formerly Time Warner Cable Arena, is situated in Charlotte, North Carolina, home to the NBA's Charlotte Hornets.

Bobcats signed a contract for brand names with Time Warner Cable, the largest broadcaster of digital terrestrial TV in the Charlotte area, in April 2008; Venue was renamed after the broadcaster in return for the TV license clearance of the teams that had co-owned Carolinas Sports Entertainment Television's TWC in its first year, that did not find much cover on the Charlotte brand outside of Time Warner and then went into darkness a year later, and then News 14 Carolina, which was restricted to the North Carolina side of the brand, until the transaction with the venue's name license was closed.

30 ] Soon after the takeover by Charter, the stadium was rebranded Spectrum Center. Time Warner Cable, which provides services for the north-eastern part of Wisconsin, entered into a 10-year contract for brand names on March 9, 2007. Time Warner Cable and the squad reached an agreement to end the agreement after the 2013 campaign, and the event is now known as the Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium, designated after a nearby specialist practice in the field of brain surgery.

As well as sharing Adelphia reporting, Time Warner Cable and Comcast have also reached an agreement to swap some of their own subscription numbers to consolidated important areas. One example is the Los Angeles store, which was largely serviced by Comcast and Adelphia (and some areas of the area already serviced by TWC) is now under Time Warner Cable.

The Philadelphia area had been divided between Time Warner and Comcast, with the vast bulk of the cables owned by Comcast. Philadelphia Time Warner subscription was switched to Comcast in early 2007. The Houston area, which was under Time Warner, was also converted to Comcast, while the subway area was converted from Dallas to Time Warner (RR).

In the twin cities was Minneapolis Time Warner and Saint Paul Comcast. This whole bazaar is now Comcast. Several of Time Warner Cable's local cabling system cluster are held by Time Warner Entertainment - Advance/Newhouse Partnerschaft (TWEAN). Advance/Newhouse Communications, dissatisfied with some of Time Warner Cable's business policy in the AOL Time Warner period, in 2002 compelled Advance/Newhouse Communications to restructure the TWEAN partner so that Advance/Newhouse would proactively administer and run part of the common wiring system to the extent of its capital share.

Its value lies in the fact that Advance/Newhouse is able to directly manage its cables investment without having to fully dissolve the TWEAN relationship, which brings some of the advantages of Time Warner's developing and buying power. At the end of 2005, TWC and several other cables operators established a joint venture with Sprint Nextel.

As a result of this partnership, TWC clients will be able to obtain a complete line of in- and out-of-home consumer electronics solutions that combine in-home and out-of-home consumer experiences, information and communication technologies. The Time Warner Cable logotype was used until 2010. Business Class continues to use this logotype until it takes over Charter. North Carolina - Columbia, Sumter, Florence, Summerville, Hilton Head and Myrtle Beach. By chance, the Irving-Grapevine-Coppell-Lewisville district had been under the supervision of Time Warner Cable after the Paragon Cable buy.

The business units of Time Warner Cable, from the company's website: The National Association for Cable and Telecommunications. Withdrawn 2013-01-02-02. Investor Relations Contact us Archives April 1, 2010, at the Wayback Machine..." Time-Warner cable. Brought back on March 6, 2010. Time-Warner cable. Returned on July 15, 2012. "The Charter promises a quicker, cheaper Internet for the approval of mergers."

So Long Time Warner Cable: Retire Much-Maligned Brand". Returned May 18, 2016. "Glen Britt, Who Raised Time Warner Cable Shares, dying at 65." Returned on September 6, 2014. Time Warner Cable Spinoff at the end of next month. Returned on May 25, 2010. Time Warner' s $9 billion cable spinoff.

Returned on May 23, 2008. "Comcast and Time Warner's "TV Everywhere" TV for everyone? Returned on January 2, 2014. "Extends Comcast on-line videos for all cable and Internet customers". Returned on January 2, 2014. Charter, Time Warner cable fusion probably looks like". Returned on September 11, 2013. "CHRISTIAN Communications and Comcast can fight for Time Warner Cable."

Returned on November 22, 2013. "Time Warner Cable Acquired to Redesign US Pay TV". Returned on February 13, 2014. Returned on April 25, 2014. More than 50 public interest groups oppose the merger of Comcast-Time Warner Cable. 8 April 2014. Archives from the originals on April 15, 2014.

Returned on April 14, 2014. "against the Comcast-Time Warner Deal." Returned on April 14, 2014. "Comcast Consumer Group Slams, Time Warner deals at the new senate trial (updated)". Returned on April 14, 2014. Brought back on 26 May 2015. Comcast / Time Warner Cable / Charter Transactions Completed - Comcast Press Release". Come on, Comcast. Brought back on April 24, 2015.

"at $195 a share." Returned on May 25, 2015. McGrath, Maggie (April 28, 2014). "The Comcast Strikes Deal with Charter to Divest Almost 4 Million Subscribers". Returned on June 9, 2014. "Right, Charter Communications agrees to buy Time Warner Cable." Brought back on 26 May 2015. Charter closes acquisition of Time Warner Cable, Bright House.

Returned May 18, 2016. Charter launches Spectrum in Southern California. Returned on September 21, 2016. About us - Time Warner Cable's company history and news. Leichtman Research Group, "Research Notes", First Quarter 2012, p. 6, Time Warner (#5) with 4,544,000 house connections. Kabel Biz selling to reach $8. 5B Light Reading.

9 April 2008. Archives from the originals on April 17, 2008. Returned on April 16, 2008. Time-Warner saves money on software after Adelphia Deal - July 31, 2006". Brought back on October 8, 2010. Time Warner press release: The Time Warner Cable becomes a "public limited company". Time-Warner. Brought back on October 8, 2010.

"Time Warner Cable Leaves Houston." Brought back on October 8, 2010. Time Warner Cable purchases NaviSite as hosted acquisition increases". zdnet.com. Returned on August 21, 2011. Returned on 27 May 2015. Time Warner Cable on the acquisition of DukeNet Communications, a regional fibre optic network operator. Brought back on October 8, 2013. "The Time Warner to Try Staggered Cable Pricing."

Brought back on April 11, 2009. Returned on 27 May 2015. Returned on 27 May 2015. "The congressman Eric Massa asks Time Warner to remove the broadband Internet cap". Archives from the originals on April 9, 2009. Brought back on April 11, 2009. "Time-Warner excuses himself for inadvertently showing Playboy shows on children's TV in N.C.." "The Time Warner Apologies for Playboy Children's Canal Disorder."

Bounced 2013-08-05. Time Warner Cable is changing its name to Bright House. Bounced 2013-08-05. Spector, Dina; Gus Lubin; Vivian Giang (2012-06-22). Bounced 2013-08-05. Returned on January 25, 2015.