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America is on a mission to deliver fast and reliable internet service to every corner of the country. While significant progress has been made in recent years, FCC data shows that 7.2 million locations still lack access to high-speed broadband. Tens of billions of dollars are being distributed to every state to fund the construction of new networks in America’s
It’s been a big year for broadband and TV. From network investment to critically acclaimed shows, there was a lot to celebrate in the industry. As 2023 draws to a close, here are just a few highlights from a fast-paced year.
In the rugged landscape of rural America, the quest for widespread broadband connectivity faces formidable challenges. Battling rocky terrains and adverse weather conditions, cable operators navigate the complexities of deploying high-speed internet and advanced technology. But despite these hurdles, internet service providers are relentless in their efforts to bring next-generation connectivity to the farthest reaches of the country.
Across the industry, key players have created impact at scale by joining forces to reduce the environmental impact of small equipment used by customers such as modems, routers, and set-top boxes. Through "voluntary agreements," manufacturers, service providers, and energy advocates work toward ongoing improvements of set-top boxes (STB) and small network equipment (SNE), with a focus on decreasing environmental impact
As America targets efforts towards connecting every community to robust broadband – including the distribution of more than $40 billion in federal funds for building new networks – cable providers continue to do what they have always done: build out their networks to reach as many Americans as possible. Here is a small sampling of broadband projects by cable ISPs
'Tis the season for heartwarming tales and festive cheer as cable TV networks unwrap their holiday programming, offering viewers a delightful escape into the magic of the season. TV network crews work tirelessly throughout the entire year to film and produce holiday movies for this very season, and the end result is a joyful space for viewers to celebrate the
By providing an essential infrastructure that keeps Americans connected, the U.S. cable industry is a powerful economic engine. Billions of dollars annually are invested to improve the reliability, speed, and capacity of networks.
The filming process as a whole is resource-intensive. It takes a significant amount of energy and materials to build and operate sets, transport people and props, ensure a healthy and safe working environment, and meet the needs of all the people who work on set. To mitigate some of this impact, sustainable production guidelines have been in place at Paramount
Cable broadband providers deliver high-speed connectivity across the United States, even in remote and hard-to-reach regions. Their ongoing efforts to expand infrastructure and connect as many Americans as possible underscore the importance of gathering insights from industry leaders at the forefront of broadband deployment. Thoughts From an American Broadband Leader: In a Q&A with NCTA, Ben Dold, Midco's Chief Operating
In the ever-evolving landscape of the cable industry, the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) plays a crucial role in preparing its workforce for the future. With a diverse membership base of over 20,000 professionals, SCTE focuses on providing technical training and certifications to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the cable industry. The organization