Featured conversations: Fighting Rising Costs
In New York, MSG Networks has pulled the plug on Time Warner Cable sports fans. In Corpus Christi TX, it's a local broadcaster pulling the plug.
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Top questions
Here we highlight some of the most-frequently asked questions about Time Warner Cable. Show us which issues you think are the most important by clicking the 'vote' button - we'll try to provide answers here, so be sure to check back:
Barbara asks: "Why don't the other cable companies have the same problems with the local affiliates?"
All video distributors--cable, satellite, and telephone companies--face the same kind of demands for increasing prices from local broadcast station affiliates and cable networks. In fact, in 2011 alone, tens of millions of customers across the country faced blackouts forced on companies like Dish Network, DirecTV, AT
All video distributors--cable, satellite, and telephone companies--face the same kind of demands for increasing prices from local broadcast station affiliates and cable networks. In fact, in 2011 alone, tens of millions of customers across the country faced blackouts forced on companies like Dish Network, DirecTV, AT
132 Votes
Ryan H. asks: "Why is my cable TV bill going up again?"
Simply put, the #1 cost of providing cable TV service is the cost of programming, and that cost continues to rise despite our best efforts. Learn more by clicking here.
Simply put, the #1 cost of providing cable TV service is the cost of programming, and that cost continues to rise despite our best efforts. Learn more by clicking here.
72 Votes
Nick asks: "It's unfair to provide the TWCable TV app to such a small audience on iPad. Where's my Android App?"
There's good news, we've launched an Android app and portions of the TWCable TV app are now available on Android devices. Download the Android app here.
There's good news, we've launched an Android app and portions of the TWCable TV app are now available on Android devices. Download the Android app here.
42 Votes
Where your cable dollar goes
At Time Warner Cable, we’re all about connecting people and businesses with information, entertainment and each other. To connect you with all the shows you love to watch, we must pay the companies that own the broadcast TV stations and cable networks. We fight to keep those fees as low as possible, because they directly impact the cable bill you have to pay each month. > Click here to learn more
News stream
Here are examples of what others are saying about some of the issues we talk about on this site:
Buffalo News | January 15, 2012
Beyond the basics of bickering between Time Warner, MSG
Beyond the basics of bickering between Time Warner, MSG
So, how come you can’t watch the Sabres anymore? It’s a simple enough question. The answer –at its most basic level –is because MSG is no longer available to Time Warner Cable subscribers. More
KuklasKorner.com | January 13, 2012
MSG And Time Warner Should Look In The Mirror
MSG And Time Warner Should Look In The Mirror
But what you might be interested to know is this: (1) MSG felt that what Time Warner was paying 14 months ago was a fair price, and (2) Time Warner could pass on a cost increase of less than an arena beer per month to its customers to get Sabres games back on the air. More
New York Times | January 11, 2012
MSG and Time Warner Continue to Face Off
MSG and Time Warner Continue to Face Off
Since New Year’s Day, many local sports fans have lived with a disturbing reality: they cannot watch the Knicks, the Rangers, the Devils and the Islanders play on the MSG and MSG Plus networks. More
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