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Connecting Ohio

Overview

America’s Cable Industry is committed to connecting every Ohio community.

A high-speed internet connection opens up a world of opportunity. Throughout Ohio, cable operators have built and continually upgraded gigabit speed broadband networks that reach over 93% of the state. With funding now made possible by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the cable industry is committed to getting the job done – expanding access to ensure that every Ohio resident has a high-speed internet connection.

Insights

A deeper understanding of our impact and reach.

92%

Ohio residents with access to high-speed broadband

Source: FCC Data

$5.2B

Total economic impact of the cable industry in Ohio

Source: Oxford Economics

28k+

Direct and indirect jobs provided by the cable industry in Ohio

Source: Oxford Economics

Every Last Mile

The Untold Story of Connecting Rural America.

Watch crews overcome tough terrain and real-world obstacles to connect communities.
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Expanding Access

Expanding Broadband Access for All in Ohio.

Ensuring that all Americans have access to broadband networks is an important goal for our nation. However, to best achieve this goal, targeted measures should be implemented to build in areas where broadband doesn’t exist, and to modernize a safety net to help low-income families adopt and afford internet service.

Dedicate funding to communities with no broadband service or areas that won't get built without government help.

Allow every technology that can deliver broadband to unserved communities to compete for federal funding.

Ensure networks are future proofed by establishing speed benchmarks that meet consumer needs and demand.

There are many different players positioned to own, build and operate broadband networks and they should all be given an equal opportunity to compete.

Deliver subsidies to low-income families to help pay the monthly cost of broadband service.

Experience Matters

Connecting communities with trusted expertise.
America’s cable industry has the expertise and proven track record of success to connect communities in every corner of Arizona, on-time and on-budget.

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