Differentiating Market StructuresName:Course:Institution Affiliation:Date:Time Warner CablesTime Warner is an American telecommunications multinational focusing on high-speed internet, home video entertainment, cable networks, video production, advertising, and data among other specialty. Time Warner is the second largest cable organization in the United States in terms of revenue generation. Currently, Time Warner operates in 29 different states in the United States. The major competitors of the organization include Walt Disney, CBS Corporation, Viacom, and Sony among other mass media organizations (Bayer 2010). Time Warner connects at least fifteen million consumers and is the largest provider in terms of voice services, video, and high-speed internet in the U.S. As a means of differentiation, Time Warner engages in business such as offering classes in voice service, video, and, data. Its differentiation strategy serves unparalleled customers in all levels of businesses in the market. This paper will discuss market structures in terms of oligopoly and factors associated with such type of market structures on the business. Market StructureTime Warner Cables operates in an oligopoly type of market structure characterized with small level of sellers. In an oligopolistic market structure, competition is,