Time Warner Scraps Consumption-Based Broadband Billing
eWeek, April 16, 2009
By Roy Mark
Capitulating in the face of a firestorm of criticism from consumers and lawmakers, Time Warner Cable decided to drop plans to test consumption-based billing for broadband customers. The Company said it would drop plans to begin consumption-based broadband billing trials in summer 2009 in four markets.
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