Cox Continues Online Safety Efforts for Cox Mobile

As a longtime leader in internet safety, Cox Communications is bringing that commitment to their expanding mobile service. Earlier this year, the broadband provider released the results of “Generation Screen: Parenting and Mobile Safety, a Cox Mobile Survey,” which focused on parents’ safety habits for their kids’ cell phone use. “While providing kids with greater access to technology enables many positive connections and benefits, the reality is that real dangers can exist just one tap or swipe away,” Mark Greatrex, president of Cox Communications, said. “As our customers’ trusted
Here’s What It Will Take to Achieve “Internet for All”

While details of President Biden’s State of the Union address are being closely guarded, we can expect infrastructure, including our nation’s broadband networks, to play a starring role. There’s no doubt that we have already made, and continue to make, significant strides to close the country’s digital divide. Forty million new U.S. homes subscribed to broadband between 2016 and 2021. 89% of American homes and businesses now have access to gigabit-speed service and 95% of U.S. customers have multiple choices for wired or wireless broadband. Why it matters: 2024 will prove especially pivotal to
VIDEO: Net Neutrality Repeal Is Not Doomsday for the Internet

Separating fear from fact in the internet policy debate.
VIDEO: Rural Connectivity

Bringing broadband to rural America is essential—and under threat.
The Wrong Solution to an Imagined Problem at the Worst Possible Time: Why the FCC's Net Neutrality Proceeding is Harmful, Unnecessary and Unlawful

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 rural and hard-to-reach regions. Federal and state governments and broadband providers are working together to get the job done. This makes it even more frustrating that a bare majority of FCC Commissioners are proposing, for no reason
VIDEO: Net Fatality

How the FCC’s sweeping regulation could derail America’s broadband mission.
Broadband Stats: The Internet is Fast, Open & Fair

Internet service providers have always delivered open, unrestricted internet service. Consumers everyday enjoy the web content and applications of their choosing. Broadband providers continue to deliver consumers an internet with more competitive choices, faster speeds, and lower prices than ever before.
Net Fatality: The FCC Is About to Blow our Best Chance to Have Internet for All

By Michael Powell NCTA President & CEO The COVID pandemic exposed the importance of having the internet at home. People without access couldn’t work, educate their kids or provide for their family’s health. This was the catalyst that led Congress and the White House to allocate billions of dollars to close the digital divide. Our leaders are celebrating this achievement, proclaiming it will deliver “Internet for All,” but a victory lap is premature. Even with a large war chest of government money, building and operating networks in rural communities remains risky, given the difficult geography
Cable Providers' Commitment to Cybersecurity

With Cybersecurity Awareness Month underway, it’s important to shine a light on the collective effort required to safeguard our digital world, and the critical role that cable providers play in doing their part to identify and protect their networks and consumers against today’s and tomorrow’s cyberthreats. At the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo General Session last week, NCTA Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President, Technology, Dr. Rikin Thakker, spoke with Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) from Charter, Comcast, and Cox to find out what the largest cable providers in the country are
Cable Leads the Way in Advancing Secure Internet Routing

The White House recently released its National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan, a follow-up to the Administration’s National Cybersecurity Strategy, setting forth a wide range of government initiatives to bolster the nation’s cybersecurity. One of its key strategic goals is to develop a roadmap to “drive secure internet routing” technology through an inter-agency effort in collaboration with ISPs, cloud providers, and other key entities. The cable industry is an internet routing security leader. As the nation’s primary broadband service providers, NCTA members work every day to