Comcast is seeking permission from the Federal Communications Commission to merge with
Time Warner Cable. This would result in a giant corporation on the path to
dominate the high-speed broadband market.
If the merger is approved, Comcast-Time Warner Cable would control the wires
in about half of U.S. households that subscribe to high-speed broadband. Its
control over broadband connections, cable TV lineups, and the devices people
increasingly use to access video content would give it make-or-break power over much of the
content ecosystem.
That's why
Public Knowledge has joined the Stop Mega Comcast Coalition
to urge policymakers to
reject Comcast’s attempt to acquire Time Warner Cable. The
Coalition includes private companies, public interest groups, and industry
associations that believe the merger would cause substantial harm to
consumers.
The
Coalition believes a competitive, dynamic and diverse media and technology
marketplace is essential to America's economy, consumers and democracy. The Comcast-TWC
merger threatens these ideals and runs counter to our antitrust and
communications laws.
Sign
our petition to tell the Federal
Communications Commission to Stop
Comcast from Taking Over and follow @StopMegaComcast for
updates.
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Friday, December 12, 2014
From Public Knowledge: Stop Mega Comcast Coalition
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