NY State Regulators Move to Order Charter Out of New York Over Alleged Broadband Woes

 

New York state regulators on Friday moved to kick Charter Communications and its Spectrum cable service out of the state, saying the company hadn't fulfilled its obligations to expand broadband service. 

The Public Service Commission rescinded its 2016 order approving Charter's purchase of Time Warner Cable, which made the company one of the dominant providers of TV and Internet service in New York City.

The commission unanimously approved the move at a meeting Friday.

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Source: NBC News 4 New York