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America is Now a Gigabit Nation

Fast and reliable internet connectivity has never been as powerful or widespread as it is today. In 2019, the majority of U.S. households—80 percent—can now receive gigabit service from their cable internet provider. That's over 40 states that have gigabit offerings in both urban and rural communities, up from just five percent in 2016. The rate of availability for gigabit
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Celebrating Innovative Storytelling at the Golden Globes

Before viewers truly dive into the new and returning shows of 2019, it's worth taking a look at the Golden Globe Awards to get a good sense of the kind of programming that stands apart in today's competitive yet thriving TV marketplace, and which shows might be in for an Emmy reckoning later this year. This past Sunday, the 76th
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The 10 Gigabit Network of the Future

By Michael Powell Imagination is the source of innovation. It drives us to push past present limitations and to think anew about what the world can be. With regard to internet service, while it's difficult to predict the specific ways that we will connect and communicate digitally in the next decade, it's also evident that consumer demands on networks will
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CableLabs Gives a Sneak Peek of the Innovation Trends to Look for in 2019

2019 is here, and it’s exciting to think about what new technology and media experiences might be in store for everyone in the next 12 months. It's also almost time for CES—the Consumer Electronics Show—which kicks off next week and where emerging technology trends, devices and gadgets make their debut. CableLabs also just released their latest tech predictions video, many
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What Do Americans Value the Most in Their Internet Service?

It's the first week of 2019 and the perfect time to assess people's priorities when it comes to the state of internet connectivity in their homes. Given that 2018 saw lots of progress and strides in broadband adoption and expansion, it's more important than ever to evaluate what users are looking for in a broadband connection, and how America's broadband
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NCTA's Favorite Programming Moments of 2018

As the year comes to a close and audiences gear up for the great television that lies ahead in 2019, let's take a moment to reflect on a few of the milestones achieved in 2018. While there were many, NCTA compiled the top five moments in programming it covered here over the past 12 months. Live streaming broke more records
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How Cable Programmers Are Giving Back to Communities Nationwide

The cable industry has a long history of giving back to the communities they serve, and the holiday season is a good time to highlight the corporate philanthropic efforts underway. Many of these projects, spearheaded by America's broadband providers as highlighted last week, are truly making a difference for the non-profits and the people they serve. Cable programmers are also
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America's ISPs Show Their Commitment Through Philanthropic Efforts

‘Tis the season for giving, and there’s no better time to celebrate the philanthropic work that is occurring year-round throughout the cable industry than during the merriest season of all. As America’s broadband providers interact with residents every day in every region of the country, they’re not only helping to connect communities on a digital level; they’re also investing in
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How Cox Prepares to Keep Its Operation Running When Natural Disasters Strike

When a natural disaster strikes an area, the effects and aftermath can be devastating. The hurricanes and wildfires of the past couple of years left regions of the country in vulnerable conditions. During these kinds of emergencies, America's broadband providers are working day and night to maintain network operations and to reach as many communities across their footprint that they
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Video Leads All Internet Traffic

With internet speeds getting faster every year, and more connected devices populating homes, people are online more than ever before. America’s broadband providers have invested over $275 billion in the past 20 years to upgrade and expand their networks—which has allowed people to experience next generation technologies like AR and VR, and to unleash limitless possibilities for Americans to explore
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