So, how could Comcast—in its merger with Time Warner, in its new deal with Netflix—start to make your life better? Here are the ideas popping […]
It is perhaps unfair to Comcast that every step it takes — even some of its most altruistic and community-minded — will always be viewed in […]
It’s good to be the king. And yes, Comcast is the king. It’s the biggest cable company in the United States. It’s going to get […]
The Wall Street Journal reports: “Netflix Inc. has agreed to pay Comcast Corp. to ensure Netflix movies and television shows stream smoothly to Comcast customers, a landmark pact that could […]
Guess who is raising concerns about the Comcast-Time Warner merger? Glenn Beck! This isn’t an ideological thing: It’s a business concern. Beck’s independent TV network—The […]
Tuesday night, Comcast Corporation and EVP David L. Cohen hosted an Olympics viewing reception in the Comcast Center lobby. Comcast and NBCUniversal demonstrated to hundreds […]
One of the key questions that may decide the future of the Comcast-Time Warner merger involves competition: Since cable companies have virtual monopolies in so […]
So all those stories lately about how Comcast might be throttling Netfix service? Turns out the real story is probably a bit more complicated than […]
A question that’s emerged from all the very many negative think pieces about the Comcast-Time Warner merger is this: Does anybody not in the employ […]
When Detroit declared bankruptcy last year, I responded with a column saying the same thing was unlikely to happen in Philadelphia. Why? Chief among my […]
Comcast’s proposed purchase of Time Warner Cable is the biggest story in the nation right now, so big we can’t possibly bring you all the […]
Hot on the heels of reports raising questions of whether Comcast is “throttling” Netflix, the Wall Street Journal reports that Comcast is apparently ready to […]
Wow, a Comcast/Time Warner merger would create a combined customer service department of well over ten employees. — pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) February 13, 2014 CNBC reports: […]
For the last few decades, I’ve counted myself among the, oh, 500 million or so Philadelphians who loathed Chris Wheeler’s broadcasting of Phillies games. Because, […]
What started out as a trickle has grown to a torrent: Reports from around the country suggest that Comcast customers are having more trouble with […]
