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American Television and Communications (ATC) is founded
In 1968, Television and Communications (ATC) is founded, planting the roots of today’s TWC. -
warner communications bought Atari
In 1976, Nolan Bushnell sold his Atari company to Warner Communications for an estimated $2–12 million -
Timewarner is founded
Sometime in 1990 Merger of Time Inc. and Warner Cable announced, later to become Time Warner Inc. -
Time and Warner cable join
1989: Merger of Time Inc. and Warner Cable announced, later to become Time Warner Inc. -
1992: ATC and Warner Cable become Time Warner Cable
1992: ATC and Warner Cable become Time Warner Cable; NY1 News is launched in New York City. -
The company owns 6 flags
They own 6 flags theme park -
Sold Six flags
They sold all Six Flags parks and properties to Oklahoma based Premier Parks on April 1, 1998. -
Digital cable and Video On Demand launched
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Crossing out AOL
The board of directors of AOL Time Warner Inc. formally vote to scratch "AOL" from the company's corporate name -
Phone service is added
2003: Digital phone service launched sometime in 2003 -
Triple Play offering is rolled out.
triple play service is a marketing term for the provisioning, over a single broadband connection, of: two bandwidth-intensive services -
New broadcast network
Time Warner announced that they were to create a new broadcast network called CW Television Network. -
Time warner officaly debuts
The company appears in public for the first time. -
Time Warner Cable separates
sometime in 2009: TWC separates from Time Warner Inc.
