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Spectrum Reach Becomes a Local Reseller for Amazon Ads; Now Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Can Reach Virtually Every Household in Region NEW YORK , Sept. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Spectrum Reach, the advertising sales business of Charter Communications, Inc., the number one TV provider in the nation¹, today announced a multi-year collaboration with Amazon Ads, making Spectrum Reach a Local Re...

Funding to Help 66 Nonprofits Connect Communities with Digital Tools, Resources and Skills Training Since Launch, Program Has Sponsored 40,000+ Digital Education Classes and Benefited 163,000+ Community Members STAMFORD, Conn. , Sept. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Charter Communications, Inc., which operates the Spectrum brand of connectivity and entertainment services, today awarded $1.3 million in...

The upcoming U.S. presidential election has brought some volatility to the market. Telecommunications and media platforms stand to benefit from increased spend on political advertising.

Telecoms firm Charter Communications-owned Spectrum on Monday rolled out cheaper internet plans that would be bundled with its mobile and cable TV services, amid tough competition from Comcast and AT&T's DirecTV.

Customer-First Commitment Promises Bill Credits if Service is Disrupted and Guaranteed Pricing for Up to Three Years with No Annual Contracts Unveils New Spectrum Brand Platform 'Life Unlimited' STAMFORD, Conn. , Sept. 16, 2024  /PRNewswire/ -- Spectrum today made a series of announcements building on the Company's customer-first philosophy, backed by money-back guarantees.

Cable giant Charter Communications, under the brand Spectrum, is unveiling new pricing and customer service changes meant to prove its commitment to reliability. The changes come as cable providers are experiencing major shifts in their broadband, TV and mobile businesses.

Warner Bros. Discovery and its besieged CEO David Zaslav finally have reason to celebrate in 2024.

Charter Communications will provide Warner Bros Discovery's Max streaming service and Discovery+ at no additional charge, the companies said on Thursday, potentially boosting the cable and broadband company's user base.