Charter Communications and James Cable have completed the trade of broadband systems located in Alabama and Georgia. Under the agreement, Charter traded its Douglas, Ga., system, serving approximately 5,200 customers, to James Cable in an even exchange for James operations surrounding Eatonton, Ga., and Roanoke and Gu-Win, Ala., with approximately 8,300 customers. The trade was announced five months ago.

"Our primary focus is providing value to our customers and enhancing their experience with Charter. This acquisition is aligned with our strategy of enhancing and growing core system clusters to enable operational synergies," said Charter President, Operations Steven Apodaca, in a statement. "Charter has served customers in Alabama and Georgia for many years and our newest customers join more than a half million Charter customers in the company’s Alabama and Georgia markets."

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FCC Argues ISPs are Like Delivery Apps in Net Neutrality Brief

There was new activity in the Sixth Circuit’s net neutrality docket this week as the FCC continued to argue why broadband should be regulated under Title II. In a respondents’ brief filed Wednesday, the

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