Broadband Stats: Protecting Critical Infrastructure

Across the country, critical infrastructure like telecommunications, are vulnerable to theft and vandalism. More must be done to protect these vital networks.
Celebrating Black History Month: How TV Networks Are Honoring Black Voices

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of the Black community, while also reflecting on progress yet to be made.
Broadband and Utility Leaders Unite to Boost Energy Efficiency of Home Internet Devices

Arlington, VA – February 5, 2025 – The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)®, NCTA – The Internet & Television Association (NCTA), Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), broadband internet service providers, and device manufacturers today announce an extension of the award-winning “Voluntary Agreement” to improve the energy efficiency of home internet equipment such as modems, routers and Wi-Fi extenders through 2028. The […]
Broadband Stats: Powering the American Economy

Broadband networks have transformed the American economy, facilitating growth and employment opportunities across the country.
Rebuilding Together: Industry Support for Southern California Wildfire Relief

ISPs and TV companies are stepping up with funding, connectivity, and resources to support Southern California wildfire relief efforts.
VIDEO: NCTA 2024 Recap

In 2024, the cable and TV industry drove progress with faster speeds, falling prices, and major investments in connectivity and content.
WATCH: A Year of Impact for Broadband and TV

In 2024, the broadband and TV industry expanded access, drove innovation, and delivered real benefits to consumers.
Industry Stats: 2024 Year in Review

2024 was a milestone year for broadband and TV, marked by innovation, investment, and record-breaking achievements.
SCTE CEO Maria Popo Wants to Build a Stronger Industry Workforce

SCTE CEO Maria Popo is expanding training and digital tools to strengthen the industry’s technical workforce.
Protecting Networks: Battling the Rise in Copper Theft and Vandalism

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 and national security, enabling emergency response systems, law enforcement coordination, and critical government operations. When vandals target these networks for copper, they not only