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Comcast and Charter struck a one-year wireless pact to fight cord-cutting and rival Verizon and AT&T. See what the cable deal means for your bills today.
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After months of merger speculation, Comcast and Charter struck a one-year pact to cooperate in wireless — a move aimed at stemming cord-cutting and competing with Verizon and AT&T.
Various industry insiders have been speculating for months on the possibility of either mergers with or acquisitions by Comcast and Charter , the nation’s top two cable operators.
The guessing game ended this week when the two cable giants announced a deal on Monday to cooperate in their Wireless businesses for one year.
This move allows both firms to hang on to their traditional markets without worrying about competition from the other.
According to CNN Money, today the companies can each buy data allotments in bulk from Verizon and resell them as Wireless plans under their own brands.
“Both of our companies have regional Wireless businesses using the same 4G LTE network, and by working together, our goal is to create even better experiences for our customers,” Brian L.
The Associated Press reported.
Tom Rutledge.
Both services plan to launch their own Wireless plans soon, still leasing Verizon’s network.
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The two cable giants announced a deal to cooperate in their wireless businesses for one year.
Both companies want to stem the tide of cord cutting by getting a foothold in the booming world of wireless, where many customers now consume the majority of video and internet.
Both companies buy data allotments in bulk from Verizon and resell them as wireless plans under their own brands, leasing Verizon’s network.
It is difficult to predict.
While Comcast and Charter will offer wireless services separately to customers, the Associated Press reported they will work together on behind-the-scenes matters like customer billing and device-ordering systems.
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1 The Speculation Ends in a Deal.
2 Why the Two Cable Giants Teamed Up.
3 What the Companies Are Saying.
4 What It Means for Your Bills.
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