Cox Communications has been absorbed by Spectrum. Here's what's changing and what's not for Gulf Coast customers.

Cox combo, said sales are up in the former Cox markets ahead of a 'Spectrum' branding overhaul and new product launches.

Cox has gone the way of the dodo for home internet customers, and Spectrum’s now the primary internet, TV, and phone service ...

After buying Cox, Charter Communications’ Spectrum brand has formally replaced the Cox cable TV brand for residential and ...

Spectrum operator Charter Communications and Cox closed their $34.5 billion deal to merge into a single cable giant on Thursday, and announced Cox customers can expect access to Spectrum plans ...

The rebrand follows Cox’s $34.5 billion sale to Charter Communications, Spectrum's Connecticut-based parent company. Charter ...

The change affects about 11 million households and businesses nationwide, including Cox customers in Oklahoma.

"When Liberty first invested in Charter more than a decade ago, we saw an opportunity to build scale behind a great management team and operating model," said John Malone.

Charter Communications, which owns Spectrum, has completed its acquisition of Cox Communications. Current Cox customers in Arizona will see no immediate changes to their plans, pricing or equipment.

The two cable giants have agreed to merge in the first major media deal this year. Charter chief Chris Winfrey will lead a combined company, which will take on the Cox name. By Alex Weprin, Etan ...

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