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Charter TV Subscriber Losses Narrow to 21,000 in Second Quarter

The cable and internet giant also shed 172,000 Internet customers and added 400,000 mobile line subscribers ahead of merging with Cox Communications.

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Charter TV Subscriber Losses Narrow to 21,000 in Second Quarter
The cable and internet giant also shed 172,000 Internet customers and added 400,000 mobile line subscribers ahead of merging with Cox Communications.
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