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Comcast and Time Warner Cable Get Questions From the FCC
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Federal regulators asked Comcast Corp. to explain its Internet and content policies as part of the U.S. review of the company’s $45.2 billion bid to acquire Time Warner Cable Inc.
Comcast was asked by the Federal Communications Commission in a letter made public today to provide information on a range of its business practices, from programming agreements with sports leagues to Internet traffic management and data caps imposed on customers.