Charter Communications has completed its $34.5 billion merger with Cox Communications, bringing Cox’s 6 million customers into Charter’s Spectrum service. Beginning in mid-September, those customers will have access to Spectrum Internet and Spectrum Mobile, along with live television and streaming bundles. Former Cox Internet customers who were not already subscribed to Cox Mobile will receive one free mobile line for one year. The deal also ends the long SportsNet LA blackout for Cox customers in parts of the western United States, restoring access to most Los Angeles Dodgers regular-season games. Under commitments to the California Public Utilities Commission, Charter will provide automatic bill credits for outages lasting more than two hours, end residential equipment-exchange fees, invest $275 million to upgrade California’s network and provide free Wi-Fi for 50 schools, libraries and community centers for five years. The merger received federal approval in February after Charter agreed to return Cox’s offshore jobs to the U.S. within 18 months, provide employees with a $20-per-hour minimum wage and offer access to federal government Trump accounts as benefits. It also agreed to end diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.