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The state’s utilities and telecommunications regulator claimed that the company owes the state for not meeting an agreed upon target in June. Charter called the lawsuit “politically charged” rhetoric during an election year.
July 30, 2018 at 03:58 PM
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New York state has filed a lawsuit against Charter Communications seeking injunctive relief after the company allegedly failed to meet its targets to expand high-speed internet service to rural areas.
The lawsuit seeks to collect $100,000 every day from the company until they provide broadband coverage to more than 58,000 additional customers in New York.
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