NCTA: The Internet and Television Association

Cable mobile plans are 30-40% cheaper than the Big 3.

Cable’s entry into mobile service has driven down prices, saving consumers $5 billion in 2025 alone.
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Utility poles could be one of the biggest factors in whether BEAD succeeds.

A new study from New York Law School's Advanced Communications Law and Policy Institute warns that pole access delays, replacement costs, and regulations could slow broadband deployment.

Addressing these barriers now is critical to connecting unserved communities.

New Analysis Shows How Poles May Determine BEAD's Success A new ACLP study warns that utility poles could significantly shape the cost and timeline of BEAD deployments.

How is CBRS powering America’s industrial future?

From smart factories to AI-driven operations, manufacturers rely on shared spectrum to stay competitive. The impact of ‘America’s Innovation Band’ is clear:

➡️75% of U.S. private 5G networks use CBRS
➡️86% of manufacturing private 5G networks are projected to use CBRS by 2032
➡️65,000+ channels could be lost under proposed power changes

America’s industries need reliable shared spectrum to compete and grow.

Industry Stats: CBRS Powers U.S. Manufacturing Shared spectrum is helping manufacturers deploy private wireless networks that support automation, reliability and industrial innovation.

By leveraging Wi-Fi to carry 90% of mobile data, cable providers have expanded wireless competition, increased consumer choice, and driven down prices.
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🥉We're proud to share that our docufilm, "After the Storm," won a Bronze Telly Award!

When natural disasters strike, coordination keeps recovery moving. This powerful film follows broadband crews working alongside utilities and agencies to restore essential networks — reconnecting communities when it matters most.

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After the Storm See what it takes to reconnect communities when disaster hits.

New data shows internet providers continue to deliver lower prices and faster connections.

A recent USTelecom - The Broadband Association Broadband Pricing Index analysis confirms that Americans are paying less for faster speeds and better performance.

✔️ Prices for popular broadband plans have fallen 44% since 2014
✔️ Average download speeds have increased 145%
✔️ Average upload speeds have risen nearly 95%
✔️ Competition and private investment continue delivering better service and more value for consumers
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New Data Highlights Increasing Value of Home Internet Service The latest Broadband Pricing Index shows internet providers continue to deliver lower prices and faster connections for consumers.

The results are in... 🏆NCTA's docufilm, "Every Last Mile," won a Silver Telly Award!

The film follows broadband crews as they build high-speed internet in three remote areas across the country, helping to close the digital divide. Witness the work it takes to deliver broadband to every community.

NCTA Docufilm Check it out WATCH THE FILM Community Spotlights Spotlight on the Communities Alaska Deep in the wild beauty of Alaska’s rugged landscape, King Cove is a remote fishing village accessible only by air and sea. Arizona A gold mine ghost town located in the Sonoran Desert, Congress experiences searin...

The broadband industry is building the future of Wi-Fi connectivity.

But keeping up with the connected experiences consumers rely on every day requires continued investment in Wi-Fi innovation and spectrum resources.

📺Watch more from Comcast's Fraser Stirling.

WATCH: Inside Comcast’s Vision for the Future of Wi-Fi From streaming and gaming to smarter home experiences, Wi-Fi innovation is powering the future of connectivity.

Wi-Fi in the 6 GHz band is delivering American innovation, boosting the economy, and powering everyday connectivity.