Comcast’s Sales Pitch on Time Warner Bid: More Innovation

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Comcast Corp., the nation’s largest U.S. cable company, told regulators it can offer advanced video services and spread high-speed Internet service without harming competition if it’s allowed to buy No. 2 Time Warner Cable Inc.

Comcast also pledged to treat all Internet content equally for new customers and expand a program offering Web access to poor families, the company told the U.S. Federal Communications Commission in a filing today. Lawmakers will examine the deal in a hearing tomorrow.