"… y's representative in Washington is first, spending more than $32 million.*Time Warner Inc. is second* at more than $27 million*, which includes spending from no …"

"… hich includes spending from non-cable divisions of the media conglomerate. Time Warner is the nation's second largest cable systems operator, with nearly 11 mill …"

"… 11.6 million subscribers. EchoStar Communication Corp. ranks fourth behind Time Warner with 8.8 million customers.These two companies have also become big Washin …"

"… cratic candidates and party organizations and 47.2 percent for Republicans.Time Warner is the top contributor in the sector at $8.2 million. Comcast is a distant …"

"… former Bell, SBC Communications Inc., at $10.5 million. Media conglomerate Time Warner Inc., with holdings in publishing, film production, the Internet and cable …"

"… ce 1998. Bush's second biggest booster from the communications business is Time Warner ($167,000) and third is General Electric ($151,000).Kerry's top communicat …"

"… third is General Electric ($151,000).Kerry's top communications patron is Time Warner, which has donated $242,000 over the same period. Second is broadcast gian …"

"… arium, and Keyspan Stadium, the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones.Tours of CNN/Time Warner Center and NBC Studio.Two-for-one admission for conventioneers at the New …"

"… partiesHonoree(s)Sponsor(s)LocationType of location/event descriptionMediaTime Warner“Media Welcome” party. Sports Illustrated swimsuit models rumored to at …"

"… I is now part of Verizon, headquartered in New York, while AOL merged with Time Warner and moved to New York after switching its focus from Internet services to …"

"… r advisers. Some — such as the Nuclear Energy Institute, Microsoft, Time Warner and The Walt Disney Co. — clearly have products to sell or programs to p …"

"… ccess Internet conditions applied to the recently approved America Online -Time Warner merger.O'Melveny & Myers declined to comment on Powell's work at the f …"

"… a corporation lavished more money on lobbyists or political campaigns than Time Warner. The media giant spent nearly $4.1 million for lobbying in 1999, and from …"

"… eager to discuss. The Center's calls to Gerald Levin, the then-chairman of Time Warner, and to Michael Eisner, chairman of Disney, were not returned. Nor would t …"

"… t with his wife, Cecile, on a six-day, $18,910 trip to Paris, sponsored by Time Warner and Instinet Corp., a subsidiary of the Reuters Group PLC, ostensibly for …"

"… company received $1.5 million as the Washington representative for Viacom, Time Warner and NBC. It is co-chaired by Tony Podesta, whose brother John happened to …"

"… unsel for the House commerce committee, she later worked at cable TV giant Time Warner and at the law and lobbying firm Williams & Jensen, where her clients …"

"… y support ZIP+4 data. One notable exception to the industry opposition was Time Warner. But Latham & Watkins attorney Matthew Brill, writing for the company, …"

"… data." Specifically citing the Center for Public Integrity's FOIA lawsuit, Time Warner added: "Maintaining strict confidentiality will be all the more vital if t …"