American media companies are considering options for their once lucrative cable TV businesses that are now in decline as millions of consumers pivot to streamers such as Netflix. The merger ...

The cable giants are also fretting about the viability of their broadband businesses, once seen as a life-preserver as traditional TV subscribers moved elsewhere. In April, Charter revealed that ...

We still think paying for a live TV streaming service makes better financial sense than signing up for cable or satellite TV. Of course, the price difference between the two is steadily narrowing ...

Charter Communications has agreed to merge with Cox Communications in a $34.5 billion deal that will combine two of the top three cable companies in the U.S. Cox is the third-largest cable ...

Combined, they would become the largest cable TV and broadband provider in the US. According to Joe Supan, CNET senior broadband reporter, the deal between Charter and Cox completely upends the ...

The proposed consolidation, announced Friday, comes as the industry grapples with accelerating cable customer losses amid the shift to streaming. Charter Communications and Cox Communications plan ...

Advertised rates generally climb 3 to 4 percent annually, but so do the add-on charges, such as "broadcast TV fees" and "regional sports fees." Those cable TV fees aren't featured prominently in ...

There are a few free options to watch ION TV for WNBA games, NWSL matches and episodes of Blue Bloods, Chicago Fire, Criminal Minds, Law & Order: SVU and other programming. By Rudie Obias If you ...

Charter Communications and privately held Cox Enterprises on Friday said they are merging in a $34.5 billion deal, creating a juggernaut in cable and Wi-Fi — the emphasis on Wi-Fi. The proposed ...

This follows the continued loss of customers from the traditional cable TV bundle. Charter had 30 million broadband customers at the end of the first quarter, a decline of 60,000 from the prior ...

Indiana coach Rick Carlisle is a product of upstate New York. His hometown didn't even have a way for him to watch NBA games ...