As Time Warner Cable crows, I'm cutting the cord
A funny thing happened this week on the road to cable-TV extinction: Time Warner Cable said it added residential video subscribers for the first time in nine years. Southern California's leading pay-TV provider gained 32,000 residential video;Usually, TV changes slowly. Distribution contracts are long. Rapid change is rare.>>But in 2015 something unusual happened, and 2016 will be a much better year for TV viewers as a result.>>Until;Charter Communications' proposed $67-billion takeover of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks is nearing the home stretch with federal officials poised to approve the deal in the coming weeks. The Federal Communications Commission and the