”Above all,” Comcast’s proposed $45.2 billion Time Warner...
"Above all,” Comcast’s proposed $45.2 billion Time Warner Cable buy (CD Feb 14 p1) “will benefit you, our customers,” TWC CEO Robert Marcus said Friday in an open letter emailed to subscribers. “Our two companies have been behind many of…
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the innovative services that you enjoy every day,” including digital cable, high-speed Internet, DVRs, VOD and wireless “in the home and on-the-go -- to name just a few,” Marcus said. “The combined company will innovate faster and deploy even better products and features, including a superior video guide,” faster broadband speeds and “even more” wireless access points “so you can access the Internet wherever you go,” he said. Comcast and Time Warner Cable expect to complete the deal “around the end of 2014,” he said. “In the meantime, all of us at Time Warner Cable remain committed to providing you with great TV, ultra-fast Internet, rock solid phone service and innovative home security and monitoring. And we will continue to make significant investments to improve reliability and to enhance our customer service."