Cable War Fails to Offer Rate Relief in Montgomery

Bills for thousands of Montgomery County cable viewers will increase by 4 percent starting March 1, when Comcast Corp., suburban Maryland's largest cable television provider, raises rates throughout the Washington region.
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Ann E. Marimow

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