Which Way, L.A.?

Time Warner, Comcast and the Urge to Merge

Yesterday in downtown Los Angeles, two members of California's Public Utilities Commission heard arguments about the massive merger proposed by Comcast and Time Warner. Comcast is big in Northern California. Time Warner has about two million customers in the Southland.

By Warren Olney • Apr 15, 2015 • 1 min read

Yesterday in downtown Los Angeles, two members of California's Public Utilities Commission heard arguments about the massive merger proposed by Comcast and Time Warner. Comcast is big in Northern California. Time Warner has about two million customers in the Southland.

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political editor at Deadline
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Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights
Larry Downes
Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy

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Which Way, L.A.?

Time Warner, Comcast and the Urge to Merge

Yesterday in downtown Los Angeles, two members of California's Public Utilities Commission heard arguments about the massive merger proposed by Comcast and Time Warner. Comcast is big in Northern California. Time Warner has about two million customers in the Southland.

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Which Way, L.A.?

Time Warner, Comcast and the Urge to Merge

Yesterday in downtown Los Angeles, two members of California's Public Utilities Commission heard arguments about the massive merger proposed by Comcast and Time Warner. Comcast is big in Northern California. Time Warner has about two million customers in the Southland.

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