Charter Communications Files For Bankruptcy Protection

[Tom Snyder]

Fortunately it looks like subscribers won't be adversely impacted. Operations will continue as usual under a pre-Arranged Plan

http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/media/charter-communications-commences-previously-announced-pre-arranged-financial/

[Gilbert]

Fortunately it looks like subscribers won't be adversely impacted. Operations will continue as usual under a pre-Arranged Plan

http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/media/charter-communications-commences-previously-announced-pre-arranged-financial/

Reading all of the comments about Charter and their HD service in Milwaukee, I gotta ask:

How can customers be adversely impacted when the customers have already been adversely impacted?

Sorry.

[Tom Snyder]

Adversely impacted as in the obvious question: "Will we lose our TV service?"

Yeah the HD content isn't optimal (that's why I don't have Charter in Jackson), but what if they just completely went away completely? Tomorrow?

They're not and that's good news for a lot of people.