America’s Broadband Networks Continue to Grow: The Midwest Pt. 8
America’s cable broadband providers continue to extend their advanced networks to every community across the country.
A Federal Incentive Can Bring Film and TV Production Back to America
Restoring America’s share of production could add $250 billion to the economy and more than 143,000 jobs a year.
25 Years Later: Remembering September 11
NCTA’s President & CEO Cory Gardner reflects on his experience that day and the enduring importance of remembering it together.
TV Stats: NFL Viewership Scores Big
Football continues to deliver some of the biggest audiences across television and streaming.
How Broadband Providers Stay Ready for Natural Disasters
As peak hurricane season arrives and wildfire risk stays elevated out west, member companies’ storm readiness never actually stops.
Industry Stats: Cable’s Workforce by the Numbers
The cable industry supports hundreds of thousands of jobs that help connect, inform and entertain Americans nationwide.
The Permitting Maze Standing Between BEAD and the Finish Line
New study finds over half of all BEAD projects require more than 10 permits, and 1 in 7 require more than 20 permits.
FCC’s 2026 Broadband Report: Faster Speeds, Lower Prices, More Choices
Cable investment and next-generation Wi-Fi are behind much of the progress highlighted in the Commission’s latest Section 706 Report.
Industry Stats: Memory Chip Pressures Are Mounting
AI-driven demand continues to strain the supply of memory chips used in broadband equipment and other critical technologies.
TV and Internet Equipment Continue to Get More Energy Efficient
New independent reports show set-top boxes and home internet devices are using less energy and saving consumers billions of dollars.