Broadband blockbuster: Comcast bids for Time Warner Cable (roundup)
The country’s two largest broadband companies could become one. Comcast confirmed this morning that it is purchasing its largest competitor, Time Warner Cable, for $45.2 billion or $159 per share. Here’s our coverage so far:
- It’s official: Comcast to acquire Time Warner Cable for $45.2B
- The potential winners and losers if Comcast buys Time Warner Cable
- Comcast claims competition from Google Fiber, Netflix & Hulu are reasons to approve merger
- Comcast and Time Warner Cable: Forget TV, it’s all about broadband
- It’s not just cable: Comcast-Time Warner would create a Wi-Fi powerhouse
- If Comcast buys Time Warner Cable, TV could change forever
- Everything you need to know about the proposed $45B Comcast-Time Warner merger
- Giving Comcast more power is a terrible idea, but we’re probably going to do it anyway
- Why Comcast thinks it should be allowed to buy Time Warner Cable — and how the merger process will play out
This post will be updated as new stories are published.