•	Charter does not use data caps or bill customers based on how much data they use.

•	Charter does not impose early termination fees if you want to leave our service.

•	Charter does not impose modem fees.

•	Charter has among the best reputations in the industry on interconnection and has committed not to charge any interconnection fees for the next three years.

•	Charter does not have significant programming interests to protect and thus has no incentive to harm online video distributors (OVDs) like Netflix.

•	Charter does not require our cable customers to rent a set-top box; customers can view our cable service on their mobile device or a Roku.

•	Charter offers fast minimum broadband speeds of 60 Mbps with streamlined billing (and, again, no modem fees).

•	Charter views OVDs as complementary and has developed a cloud-based guide that can incorporate online video.

•	Charter developed a non-proprietary downloadable security system that enables us to work with any set-top box manufacturer.

•	New Charter will be a strong competitor in the broadband market with national reach, providing more choices for consumers in addition to broadband providers like AT&T, Verizon, Google, Comcast and hundreds of local and regional competitors.

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New Charter will expand the reach of its broadband networks into residential and commercial areas within our footprint beyond where we currently operate. These new facilities will help provide high-speed service to rural and other underserved areas. Specifically, we will build-out one million line extensions to currently unserved homes and invest at least $2.5 billion to build-out into commercial areas.

•	New Charter will be able to offer its disruptive pricing and highly competitive terms to small businesses spanning a wide range of industries, sizes and locations including those located in small to medium-size cities throughout the country that are currently unserved and where cable has not provided significant competition to date.

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•	New Charter’s scale and footprint make offering a mobile product a good investment we intend to pursue.

•	The broadband market is dynamic with multiple providers competing to provide faster and better broadband.

•	New Charter will serve less than 21% of the wireline broadband market.

•	New Charter would serve only 23% of subscribers receiving 25 Mbps and above which is smaller than the percentage Comcast serves today and less than half of those customers that Comcast-TWC would have served.

•	US Telecom has asserted that “almost every home in the US has a choice of broadband providers” and “88% of U.S. households have a choice of two or more wired broadband providers.”

•	AT&T, CenturyLink and Google are strong competitors with significant resources and all have plans to grow significantly within New Charter’s footprint.

•	With only 17% of the video market, New Charter will be the number three video provider after AT&T and Comcast.

•	Netflix CEO Reed Hastings praised the deal, calling it “a tremendous positive” for online video distributors.

•	Charter offers the fastest minimum broadband speed in the industry at 60 Mbps, with no data caps, no usage-based billing, no modem fees and no early termination fees.

•	Charter developed a state-of-the-art, cloud-based programming guide that enables OVD content to be accessed along with cable networks for a seamless viewing experience.

•	New Charter will not block or slow down Internet traffic or engage in paid prioritization-the same commitment already followed by Charter today.

•	Charter will continue to invest in interconnection capacity to avoid network congestion and offers an industry leading settlement free peering policy.

•	Charter carries more than 100 minority-focused networks including BET, Bounce TV, TV One, El Ray and Fuse (formerly Nuvo).

•	Charter offers consumers more Spanish-language programming than any other major provider with approximately 70 channels in our “Latino View” package.

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•	Independent programmers that support New Charter include: TV One, Baby First, RFD-TV, One World Sports, Fuse Media, Ovation, Inspire, AXS TV, The Blaze, Condista, Bounce TV, Crown Media, and Reelz.

•	Mark Cuban, Chairman and founder of AXS TV stated, “Charter has always been a customer-focused company, with a past of bringing the latest innovations and technology to its subscribers. Charter also has a history of working well and being proactive with minority and independent networks.”

•	Charter has clearly demonstrated that the best way to grow our company - and to properly service our debt - is to offer superior products at highly competitive prices in order to grow customer relationships and in turn, operating cash flow.

•	Over the last several years, Charter has reduced the effective prices of certain core products by eliminating additional charges such as cable modem rental fees and universal service fees, all while reducing the size of its debt load relative to its operating cash flow.

•	By deploying the same strategy that we have at Charter, we are confident New Charter will have similar success.

•	Since 2012, Charter has added over 7,000 jobs, the majority in customer care.

•	Charter’s insourced workforce is better trained, properly incentivized and better equipped to deliver high-quality service for our customers.

•	New Charter will create as many as 20,000 new American jobs by returning Time Warner Cable call center jobs to the U.S. and hiring and training thousands of new employees for its customer care operations.

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