Why Is Time Warner Saying Costs Increasing to Consumers, But Decreasing to Stockholders?
Stop the Cap, April 13, 2009
By Phillip Dampier
If Time Warner Cable actually spent less on infrastructure in 2008 than 2007, earned even more last year than they did the year before on broadband, then why are they coming to the consumer in 2009 begging for a bailout?
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