Time Warner Cable this Friday seems likely to lose the right to carry Fox-owned local stations in several key markets, reports Variety magazine. The cable operator and Fox are battling over a new transmission consent agreement and Variety writes that they can't even agree in public on whether negotiations are ongoing.
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Time Warner May Lose Fox Stations Friday
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Time Warner Cable: You're Not Getting HD Because FOX Stopped
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Reader Dave has graciously shared with us a tragic series of emails he sent to Time Warner Cable, the highlight of which comes when he tells them about the time that he called in because the New York City FOX affiliate wasn't working (he wanted to watch the NY Football Giants) and was told that FOX 5 had decided to stop broadcasting in HD.
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Time Warner Cable 'Delays' Texas Metered Billing
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Time Warner Cable recently announced they'd be expanding their metered billing trial into four additional markets: Rochester, NY, Greensboro, North Carolina and Austin and San Antonio, Texas. In Rochester and Greensboro, the company stated they'd begin tracking user consumption this month, then start charging users the planned $1-$2 overages per gigabyte sometime this summer.
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Time Warner to finalize TWC spinoff this quarter
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Wait, what? Time Warner Cable is still a part of Time Warner, Inc.? Weren't they supposed to split, like, almost a year ago? We've always heard that old flames are hard to extinguish, so we guess we shouldn't be too shocked to hear that this drawn-out separation is still being, well, drawn out. According to a fresh release from parent company Time Warner,
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Time Warner Cable adds new HD channel
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Time Warner Cable San Antonio added four new channels to its line-up of High Definition stations. Viewers will be able to access programming on CNBC HD, SCI FI HD, Bravo HD and USA HD through the cable company’s partnership with NBC Universal.
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Menus of HD channels expanding
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Those who found new high-definition televisions under their Christmas tree have more shows to enjoy -- with still more to come. Time Warner Cable added more free HD channels and features this month, with more in the works for early next year. Time Warner now offers 50 HD channels, most of which are free with cable service.
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