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"Comcast has really focused on investing in its network," IHS analyst Brannon said. "Time Warner Cable has been reacting to changes in the market too, but not with the same speed or veracity that Comcast has. And they've suffered as a consequence."Specifically, Time Warner Cable has been less interested and less willing to spend money to upgrade its network to digital transmission. The result has been that Time Warner Cable offers fewer high-definition on-demand streams and its TV Everywhere product, which allows people to view TV on mobile devices anywhere, has been limited in terms of available programming.

Meanwhile, Comcast offers more video-on-demand content than any other paid TV provider in the country, This includes a library of movies and TV shows that totals more than 50,000 titles that are free or can be rented for a fee, Additionally, Comcast is the leader in TV Everywhere, Through its Xfinity TV Go app, viewers can watch 35 live TV channels on their tablets or smartphones, This compares apple - leather case for iphone 7 - black with a mere 12 TV Everywhere channels available from Time Warner, Comcast customers also get access to more than 25,000 on-demand shows and videos through the app..

And Comcast is constantly in search of new content to add to its portfolio. It recently announced it has struck deals with Sony Pictures and Lions Gate to start offering "House of Cards" and "Orange Is the New Black" to its lineup of on-demand content. Up until these deals, these two TV series were exclusive to Netflix subscribers. But Comcast hasn't stopped there. It also has revamped its user interface and program guide based on a new cloud architecture it calls X1. Not only are the program guide and user interface much more interactive, which allows for more personalization, but the X1 platform allows subscribers to access TV shows and movies in new ways.

For example, Comcast subscribers can view all live TV and recorded DVR shows on their mobile devices while in the home via the apple - leather case for iphone 7 - black X1 platform, And they can even download recorded content from their DVR on their mobile devices for viewing outside the home, Comcast is testing the service right now in Boston and hopes to have it rolled out to the rest of its territory later this year, "When we ask people to pay $70 a month, we want to make sure we're delivering a value," Comcast's Jenckes said, "In fact, our job is to deliver the best price value to our subscribers, And we are achieving that in ways that no one else in the industry can match."Shooting itself in the footA lack of technology investment isn't the only reason why Time Warner Cable's service trails behind Comcast's, The company also has a history of contentious negotiations with programmers over digital video rights, As a result, the company has not been able to add as many channels to its TV Everywhere service or as many titles to its VOD service as Comcast, But there have been other consequences as well, A dispute this past summer over retransmission fees with broadcaster CBS led to a weeks-long black-out of CBS programming for Time Warner Cable customers, (CBS is the parent company of CNET.) Some 300,000 Time Warner Cable TV subscribers left over the debacle..

"The general feeling in the industry is that Time Warner Cable has been more resistant in terms of fee increases for content," Brannon said. "This reluctance has put them behind others in terms of their TV Everywhere offering."Brannon added that companies, such as Comcast, which have been more willing to negotiate terms with content owners, have a broader TV Everywhere portfolio. "TV Everywhere is an essential feature in all video carriage negotiations these days," he said. "There is an inherent trade-off between features versus cost, but all cable video services are under pressure to get these deals done."Better broadbandVideo isn't the only area in which Time Warner Cable customers can expect to see improvements. Comcast also has been a leader among cable operators in driving higher broadband speeds. It was one of the first cable operators to deploy Docsis 3.0 technology standards, which offer more capacity on broadband networks.

While Google has made a splash over the past year with its 1Gbps high-speed Internet service in Kansas City and is now expanding to additional markets, Comcast was the first cable operator to demonstrate a 1Gbps speed download over a traditional HFC, or hybrid fiber-coaxial, network, And at last year's National Cable and Telecommunications conference, the company showed off a 3Gbps download, Today, the fastest broadband service Comcast offers widely apple - leather case for iphone 7 - black is 105Mbps, which is about double the speed that Time Warner is offering in most of its market, That said, Time Warner is offering a 100Mbps service in Kansas City, where not-so-coincidentally Google has deployed its 1Gpbs service, Time Warner Cable also will offer 100Mbps service in Austin, Texas, where AT&T and Google have each pledged to build 1Gbps fiber networks..

Of course, some people have questioned why Comcast, which has shown off technology for achieving gigabit-speed broadband, hasn't offered such speeds itself. It's a valid question that I've asked myself. The company claims there isn't enough consumer demand. And indeed at the high prices Comcast and other cable operators are likely to charge for these super high-speed connections, that is likely the case. But given the fact that Time Warner Cable has never been considered a leader in terms of broadband speeds, it's hard to argue that through its merger with Comcast, the market would be losing a competitive force that is driving the industry toward higher-speed connections.

Rather, I would argue that the telephone companies -- AT&T and Verizon Communications -- and to a much lesser extent, Google, are providing more incentive to all cable operators to increase their network speeds, Comcast actually faces less competition in its markets from Google and the phone companies than Time Warner Cable, and apple - leather case for iphone 7 - black the increased exposure to this threat could spur faster improvement in the network, "AT&T and Verizon are exerting tremendous pressure on the cable operators," Brannon said, "In many ways their technology is superior to the cable operators'."If there is a downside to the deal for consumers, it's that one company would have unprecedented control over which cable channels can and can't be seen by millions of Americans, and even whether some independent programmers would be economically viable, Moffett said, This argument comes down to the fact that since Comcast will be controlling so many of the nation's TV subscribers and because it already controls a lot of the cable content via its acquisition of NBC Universal, the company will have much more negotiating power and in some cases control over programmers..

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