MEDIA ROOM

More and more consumers are opting for digital broadband services being offered by cable operators according to a National Cable & Telecommunications Association member survey.

Summaries of proposed technical papers of interest to the broadband cable engineering community are being sought by the National Cable & Telecommunications Association in preparation for Cable 2002, NCTA's 51st Annual Convention and International Exposition.

American consumers can expect more competitive offerings from the cable industry, including telephony services, Michael Willner, Insight Communications President & CEO, said today.

Cable in the Classroom has revised plans for this year’s annual Take Charge of Your TV Week initiative (October 21-27) to take into account the events of September 11th.

As a kick-off to Cable 2002, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association today announced that exhibition floor "Executive Suites" will be available as an exhibitor option for the first time.

Letter to FCC Chairman Michael Powell re: CS Docket No. 98-120, Digital Must-Carry Requirements.

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association launched an industry-wide initiative to promote the availability of digital cable converters at consumer electronics stores, providing customers with the option of purchasing rather than leasing set-top boxes, it announced today.

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association today announced that Brian Allen has joined its staff as director of the Office of Cable Signal Theft (OCST).

New American Red Cross PSAs are now avaliable for broadband connection in both RealPlayer and Windows Media formats.

The nation’s cable companies have pledged support to the disaster relief efforts launched by the American Red Cross to aid victims of September 11th.