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Time Warner Cable reports fewer net subscribers than analysts expected

 Time Warner to allow TV viewing on Apple devices

Time Warner will allow customers to watch TV on Apple mobile devices, part of what's described as the "TV Everywhere" movement.

 'Google Fiber' helping pave way for faster network in Triangle

AT&T says it will build a network to rival Google's in Austin, Texas - and it wants the same cooperation from governments. Time Warner Cable has made a bid for the North Carolina Next Generation Network. Isn't competition wonderful? This is good news for consumers and businesses.

 Time Warner bids on 'Next Generation' fiber network

Time Warner Cable wants to be considered for a role in building the super-fast fiber optic network dubbed the North Carolina Next Generation project.

 Time Warner's HDTV coming to NC hotels

 Time Warner Cable opens $82M data center in Charlotte

Time Warner Cable's $82 million data center is open in Charlotte, and 225 jobs have been filled.

 North Carolina braces for big data tidal wave

Fast broadband is rumbling on big data's horizons while big bandwidth is necessary to spur innovation and productivity. Is North Carolina's broadband infrastructure ready for this explosion of data as information begins to arrive from everywhere at any time?

Internet growth surges

 TWC's Minds On! to focus on biomedical sciences

Nearly 250 students from across the Triangle now have the opportunity to participate in a summer science camp program at no cost thanks to Time Warner Cable.

 Verizon Wireless, TW Cable team up for service offerings

Consumers in the Triangle can pick a package of wireless and cable TV as well as other services from Verizon Wireless and Time Warner Cable.

 Can you invent awesome? There's a contest for that

More than 40 girls from the Raleigh Girls Club will take a stab at inventing the next big thing we can't live without on Wednesday by participating in "Wouldn't It Be Cool If..." created between Time Warner Cable and Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am.

What is the Next Big Thing?

 TWC invests $30K into North Carolina Science Olympiad

Time Warner Cable through the Connect a Million Minds initiative recently announced a new statewide partnership with cash and in-kind support for the North Carolina Science Olympiad.

 TWC launches Super Connector Search contest for STEM

A new contest announced Monday by Time Warner Cable through its Connect a Million Minds program spotlights those helping inspire the next generation of problem solvers. Entries are being accepted through Oct. 16, with winners eligible to star in a commercial focused on science, technology, engineering, and math education and up to $25,000 in grants for a STEM non-profit.

 Time Warner Cable to add 20 tech support jobs in Morrisville

The new jobs are part of the company's decision to make the Morrisville office its Carolinas Technical Operations Center.

 TWC to add 225 new jobs, expand facilities in Charlotte

North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue was in Charlotte on Monday to make the announcement.

 Legislature approves broadband rules for N.C. cities

The N.C. House voted 84-32 to accept Senate changes to a package on Friday that now will head to Gov. Bev Perdue for her signature.

 STEM makes a splash for Wilmington students

Students will gain hands-on experience and learn science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills through new partnership between North Carolina Aquariums and Time Warner Cable's Connect a Million Minds program.

 Al Gore to host ‘Global Town Hall’ on STEM education

President Obama has been active in STEM education since taking office, but now the former vice president also is getting into the cause through Time Warner Cable’s Connect a Million Minds (CAMM) program.

 TWC boosts STEM efforts during North Carolina State Fair

The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and the Apex High School Robotics Teams will lead demonstrations at the Time Warner Cable – News 14 Carolina booth next to J.S. Dorton Arena next week during the fair.