ACP
ACP Fallout: Wireline Retains Most, Wireless and Satellite Face Major Losses
Wireline retains 90% of ACP subscribers, while wireless faces 70-80% losses.
Charter Communications is the second-largest wireline broadband provider in the U.S., with 30,367,000 subscribers as of the end of Q2 in 2024.
ACP
Wireline retains 90% of ACP subscribers, while wireless faces 70-80% losses.
Mergers and acquisitions
Liberty investors will receive 0.236 of a Charter share for each of their Liberty shares.
Earnings
Larger cable companies had reported fewer than expected losses.
Rural
The company said it would have reported positive gains if not for ACP impact.
Infrastructure
The debt-burdened ISP countered claims of undervaluation coming from New Street Research and shareholders.
NCTA
Opponents argue the FTC overstepped with the new rules.
Digital Inclusion
Agency leader concerned about the impact on low-income households and healthcare services.
Section 706
Broadband has become more affordable, even as other costs have risen
Mobile
Officials from UScellular made their case to the FCC last week
Digital Inclusion
Citing efforts by Charter, Altice and Verizon, New York tackles broadband affordability for millions of low-income residents.
Alabama
The grant helps fund 2,347 miles of new fiber deployment, bringing broadband availability to more than 15,000 locations.
merger
Charter's merger proposal excluded GCI from the deal.
Wireless
The proposal clashes with Rosenworcel's proposed 60-day unlocking plan.
Rural
He said the company is 'excited about BEAD in the right circumstances.'
CPUC
California approved $237 million in grants; Ohio greenlit $94 million.
Charter
Wireline broadband experienced notable churn in Q2 as subscribers shifted to fiber and fixed wireless technologies.