Charter Reiterates BHN/TWC Deal Public Benefit Claims to FCC
Expect post-transaction Charter Communications' broadband offerings to be even better for customers and online video, the cable company said in an ex parte filing posted Friday in FCC docket 15-149. It recapped a meeting between Charter executives including Catherine Bohigian,…
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executive vice president-government affairs, and numerous FCC representatives, including General Counsel Jonathan Sallet. Charter reiterated the public benefits arguments it has made to the agency -- that allowing Charter to buy Bright House Communications and Time Warner Cable would bring such benefits as all-digital systems in the BHN and TWC service areas within 30 months of closing, expanded open Internet policies and expanded investment in its broadband business.