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Disability Pride Month is an annual celebration held in July dedicated to honoring the accomplishments, experiences, and challenges of people in the disability community. Cable TV networks recognize the power behind the programming they produce, which can have considerable influence in shaping societal perceptions and dismantling stereotypes. Over the past decade in particular, TV networks have advanced their efforts in

Environmental stewardship has been a priority for the cable industry for years, having voluntarily set energy-efficiency standards for equipment over a decade ago. Today, from industry-wide agreements to individual company initiatives, cable providers are working towards a more sustainable future. Increasing efficiencies: Sustainability efforts around the planet hinge on seemingly small changes that add up to make a big impact.

For decades, the cable industry has built world-class broadband networks and delivered award-winning television to consumers everywhere. These efforts have brought jobs, economic development, and critical infrastructure nationwide.

The cable industry supports a vast workforce of three million direct and indirect jobs, with employees found in almost every corner of the United States. These jobs span diverse fields and careers that are a critical part of bringing internet connectivity and TV services to millions of Americans. For a deeper look into the customer service arm of the industry,