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Time Warner Cable Slapped With $1.9 Million Penalty for Violating Pricing Rule

FTC says company failed to provide proper notice for more than two years

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By Katy Bachman

December 19, 2013

Time Warner Cable will pay a $1.9 million civil penalty to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it violated the risk-based pricing rule.

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