Cox Communications has been absorbed by Spectrum. Here's what's changing and what's not for Gulf Coast customers.

Cox combo, said sales are up in the former Cox markets ahead of a 'Spectrum' branding overhaul and new product launches.

The change affects about 11 million households and businesses nationwide, including Cox customers in Oklahoma.

Cox merger, Spectrum's pricing and a $1,000 savings guarantee is now available to nearly 11 million homes and businesses.

The combined company now serves 37 million customers across 45 states, with Spectrum branding set to launch in Cox markets in mid-September ...

Charter Communications, already the No. 1 cable operator in the U.S., closed its acquisition of Cox Communications, creating a cable giant with operations in 45 states serving roughly 37 million ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Customers in several Greater Cleveland communities that were previously served by Cox Communications ...

Cox Communications, the cable and internet provider that has served the Las Vegas area for decades, is being absorbed into Charter Communications and its Spectrum brand under a deal the companies ...

Charter said it plans to introduce Spectrum branding, pricing and product packages across all former Cox markets in mid-September.

"When Liberty first invested in Charter more than a decade ago, we saw an opportunity to build scale behind a great management team and operating model," said John Malone.

Spectrum has acquired Cox Communications in Arizona. The name has changed, but customers will see no immediate changes to their current plans.