Speaking about their earnings this week, Time Warner Cable announced that the company will be doubling their existing Wi-Fi footprint this year, with a heavy emphasis on their New York City markets. At the moment, Time Warner Cable has roughly 10,000 Wi-Fi access points, the majority of them in Los Angeles. This year's focus will likely be primarily on New York City, where they'll have ample competition from Google and Boingo who already offer free Wi-Fi in many locations. Time Warner Cable already offers Wi-Fi in several parks, though they only offer free Wi-Fi for a half an hour before charging.