C-SPAN’s Next Programming Chapter

In recent years, C-SPAN has launched a streaming app, brought on Sam Feist as CEO, and is now planning a new slate of content, including the highly anticipated “Ceasefire,” expected to begin airing this fall.

Election Night 2024: Where to Watch

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 straightforward approach to election night 2024. C-SPAN is set to deliver 17 hours of continuous coverage across its platforms, giving viewers a direct line to live election results

Spotlighting Native American Representation on TV

In recent years, Indigenous representation in film and television has broken new barriers, with Native American actors and stories gaining critical recognition. Why it matters This growing visibility is more than just entertainment—it’s shifting cultural perspectives and amplifying Indigenous voices across the nation​. This shift is crucial for cultural diversity and inclusion in mainstream media and is shaping the future of television. Research highlights support for native shows A 2022 Nielsen study revealed that Native representation in lead and recurring roles doubled from 2021 to 2022

TV Stats: Record-Breaking Wins From the Emmys

This year's Emmy Awards once again brought together TV's top talent to honor the best of the industry. With record-breaking wins, the awards celebrated the creativity and innovation behind the shows that captivate audiences. As always, NCTA member companies continue to play a major role in delivering the most compelling and entertaining programming in the world.

TV Stats: NBCU’s Golden Olympic Performance

The 2024 Paris Olympics have wrapped up after a dazzling two weeks of blockbuster action. NBCU, the US broadcast partner for the games, had an ambitious plan to deliver more coverage of the games than ever before, and they did exactly that, with some of the largest audiences in over a decade and even more records set.