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Older Americans Month is a time to honor the contributions and hard work of America's senior citizens, and while May wraps up today, the cable industry targets efforts to reach and engage this important population throughout every month of the year. Why It Matters Through broadband adoption programs, cable providers work to empower seniors with the means to connect, learn,
Washington, D.C. – NCTA – The Internet & Television Association today announced Rikin Thakker, Ph.D., as its next Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Senior Vice President, Technology. “We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Thakker as he brings extensive experience and impressive credentials that will benefit NCTA and the industry,” said Michael Powell, President & CEO, NCTA. “As our new CTO,
Just in time for Memorial Day, The HISTORY Channel is set to premiere the fifth installment in its premium presidential miniseries, "FDR," which delves into the life and leadership of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The three-night documentary event comes after the network's popular documentaries last year, "Abraham Lincoln" and "Theodore Roosevelt." Like these previous documentary events, "FDR" is based on
Washington, D.C. – NCTA – The Internet & Television Association announced two additions to its Government Relations team – Mansoor Abdul Khadir, Associate Vice President External Affairs, and Michael Pauls Jr., Vice President, Government Relations. Khadir previously served at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in several leadership roles since 2017, including Senior Advisor to the Political and Coalitions Department and
Mental Health Awareness Month may be wrapping up, but GCI—Alaska’s largest internet service provider—actively addresses this important issue year-round. Unfortunately, Alaska has one of the highest suicide rates in the country, and the limited access to services in the state’s rural and remote areas make the issue even more difficult to tackle. But GCI has made it a priority to
Cable ISPs have long been leaders in connecting communities across the United States. They have made significant investments in networks of all sizes, demonstrating their commitment and expertise, especially when Americans needed it most. As the U.S. gears up to expand connectivity to the most remote regions of the country, cable ISPs continue to demonstrate they have the knowledge, dedication,
“We congratulate Anna Gomez on her nomination to serve as FCC Commissioner and FCC Commissioners Carr and Starks on their renomination. If confirmed by the Senate, each of these individuals will play a critical role in designing policies that will promote continued investment and innovation in America’s digital future. We look forward to upcoming hearings and consideration of these important
As America targets efforts towards connecting every community to robust broadband – including the upcoming 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
With numerous programs and unprecedented funding now focused on building broadband networks in unconnected rural American communities, it is more important than ever that our collective efforts demand efficiency and coordination in delivering broadband dollars to those areas that need the most support. This is why this week’s Senate Agriculture Committee hearing is so important, and recent legislation – The
As digital habits continue to change and adapt to new realities, consumers are using more wireless devices. This growth means there is a need to ensure access to ample wireless spectrum to power these emerging technologies. As policymakers consider how to squeeze more spectrum from an already crowded spectral landscape, new and innovative solutions can enable more efficient use of