- RT @NCTAitv: A lot has changed over the last quarter-century. Learn about America's competitive TV and internet markets: https://t.co/kFO9h…
- RT @broadband4us: “Consumers want it. ISPs back it. Now Congress must permanently protect #netneutrality with bipartisan legislation.” http…
- Supporting An Open Internet https://t.co/zYxwLwgxo5
- RT @broadband4us: .@NCTAitv chairman: we support #netneutrality, but not regulating internet like our failing roads and bridges. https://t.…
- RT @NCTAitv: This is how we're unleashing connectivity, entertainment, and jobs in every district and every state. https://t.co/vNAy5Hs9Ir…
- RT @mridleythomas: An update on @CountyOfLA #Fight4Homeless https://t.co/6uKBQ5zCo8 https://t.co/KOWn6ZsVJe
- RT @CharterGov: Today at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at our bilingual call center in McAllen, TX, we reaffirmed our commitment to investing i…
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Cable is Invested, Innovative and Competitive… See For Yourself!
Just as California cable broadband has evolved, so has its power to use technology in a way that positively transforms our society.
California is among the largest and most diverse states in the nation. It possesses a unique personality, a sophisticated lifestyle and vibrant economy.
The Golden State is comprised of 38 million people living in an area that stretches more than 163,695 square miles from the Oregon border to Mexico.
Californians speak more than 207 different languages. There are 470 public, non-profit and for-profit institutions of higher learning. The state possesses the most creative workforce in the world. It is the cradle of the entertainment industry – from television, video gaming, music and movies. California is home to technology companies that have reshaped the way people around the world communicate with one another.
High-speed cable broadband makes much of this possible. The industry represents a quiet yet undeniable force that binds Californians together with a vast and robust fiber-optic network that is available to 98 percent of all California households passed by cable.
An astounding one out of every two California households subscribes to cable. And this is just the beginning. With a broadband network second to none, California broadband has laid the foundation for an amazing future and uses for technology that Californians have yet to imagine.
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