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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. With network expansions continuing nationwide, here are a few more examples
America’s communications networks form the backbone of daily life, supporting everything from public safety to healthcare and economic activity. Yet, a wave of vandalism and theft, fueled largely by rising copper prices, threatens this vital infrastructure—and with it, the essential services and safety that Americans depend on every day. Why it matters: Communications networks are the backbone of public safety
“We congratulate Commissioner Carr on being named the next Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Commissioner Carr has consistently shown a thoughtful commitment to policymaking that fosters consumer welfare through competition and innovation in the marketplace. We look forward to working with incoming Chairman Carr and all members of the Commission to promote policies that drive continued investment and support
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced last month’s inflation numbers, revealing that consumer prices rose 2.6% in October compared to the previous year. While overall inflation has significantly decreased in the last two years, consumers are still weary of any uptick. One area they can take solace in, however, continues to be broadband prices. Broadband prices are on consumers’
America’s broadband networks have consistently been built for whatever the future might bring, resulting in a powerful platform that continues to power the modern digital economy. As technological advancement surges forward, America’s broadband networks are continuing to grow with innovative new services and offerings.
Washington, DC – Mark Greatrex, President, Cox Communications, Inc., was elected as Chairman of the Board of Directors of NCTA – The Internet & Television Association during its annual elections held on October 23, 2024. The Board of Directors brings together a wealth of industry experience and a shared vision for a more connected future, delivering cutting-edge services and award-winning
As election night 2024 approaches, NCTA member companies are preparing for extensive coverage, providing audiences with diverse, reliable, and engaging programming options. From streaming and traditional broadcasts to humor and high-tech reporting, here’s a look at what a few companies have planned for this pivotal night. C-SPAN & Spectrum News: nonstop election coverage C-SPAN and Spectrum News are taking a
Fueled by substantial private investment and innovation, widespread wired and wireless networks keep us connected in the home and on the go. A competitive mix of fast and affordable broadband networks available nationwide underscores how the dynamic marketplace is fueling today’s global digital economy.
Panelists speak at NAMIC's Annual Conference in 2023. The cable industry's annual Diversity Week began yesterday in New York City. The nearly week-long event brings together industry leaders and changemakers to champion and advance diversity and inclusion throughout the media, entertainment, and technology landscape. Advancing Diversity Industrywide The WICT Network, which is dedicated to empowering and nurturing women leaders, and
Hurricanes Helene and Milton left widespread devastation in their wake, disrupting lives, communities, and critical infrastructure. In times of disaster, access to communication networks and the internet become essential for coordinating relief, accessing emergency information, and reconnecting families. To help meet these needs, internet service providers (ISPs) like Charter, Comcast, and Cox have taken steps to provide financial support and