by Pivot
Tag: Cable Broadband
Multiple Networks Better Positioned to Satisfy Consumers: Study
The Amdocs study looks at the landscape of various types of networks, which seems fairly complex and to be shifting.
No Movement in MSG Networks/Optimum Carriage (Dis)Agreement
Optimum implies that the issue with MSG Networks is that streaming services have altered the content owners/providers relationship.
Lower Cost Drives Streaming TV Subscriber Advantage: J.D. Power Study
According to the study, the reported monthly average cost for live TV streaming is $75, while cable and satellite is $120.
Hawaii to Get a $120M Undersea Cable
Parks: Video Streaming Providers Battle 50% Churn
Parks video streaming research offers several suggestions for how broadband providers can minimize churn by
ImOn Selects Vendor to Stave Off Set Top Box Obsolescence
DOCSIS 4.0 Underlies Comcast 2 Gbps Symmetrical Broadband Launch, Priced At . . .
Comcast DOCSIS 4.0 plans include rolling service out in Philadelphia by year-end. The company uses the name X-Class to designate
A Tale of Two Cable Companies: Comcast Vs. Charter Broadband
Charter has stronger unit growth, while Comcast has stronger financial metrics, noted MoffettNathanson. Longer-term, the
Breezeline Deal Aims to Enhance Data Center Connectivity
FBA Report: Cable Broadband Market Share Not as Big as You May Think
Some cable broadband market share estimates don’t separate fiber and modem technology, notes RVA in a report for the Fiber Broadband
Comcast Has Deployed Mid Splits to 25% of its Base; 75% of Subs Are on 400 Mbps Plans
Comcast mid splits will be available to one third of customers by year-end, said CFO Jason Armstrong today. This should enable
Report: Fiber is King in Half of OECD Countries, Cable Still Tops in U.S.
OECD fiber broadband data shows the U.S. ranking 21st among the world’s 38 most developed nations. Cable is most popular in
Analyst Forecasts Forthcoming Fiber Bubble
Financial analysts at MoffettNathanson foresee a fiber bubble coming, resulting from increased deployment costs and from
CableLabs CEO Outlines DOCSIS 4.0 Deployment Timelines
How quickly DOCSIS 4.0 deployment occurs will vary from one cable company to another, said CableLabs’ CEO. He expects to see certifications in
Charter Spectrum One Plan Offers Disruptive Pricing for Home and Mobile Bundle
Charter Spectrum One includes 300 Mbps home broadband, an “unlimited” mobile line and advanced Wi-Fi for a price of
Vyve Taps SCTE to Help Educate and Train its Workforce
Vyve Broadband employees will be able to earn a degree in general studies with an emphasis on telecommunications and
Six Awards Made in CableLabs 10G Challenge
The grand prize winner in the CableLabs 10G challenge was MediView, which leverages virtual reality technology to help patients in
Frontier CEO: Cable’s Coming DOCSIS 4.0 is No Competitive Threat
Frontier CEO is sold on fiber broadband. So much so, he doesn’t seem that concerned about any DOCSIS 4.0 competitive threat coming from cable
Comcast Outlines New Multi-Gigabit Strategy, Sees Symmetrical Coming in 2023
Comcast has launched a new multi-gigabit service tier in multiple markets and intends to expand throughout its footprint. The new service…
Astound Upgrades Network System Wide, Will Offer 1.2 Gbps Service
The Astound 1.2 Gbps service sells for $54.99 without a contract. The company also offers 1 Gbps service for
As Broadband Competitors Turn Up the Heat, Comcast Begins to Feel It
Comcast broadband results for this quarter revealed a first-ever event: The company had no broadband growth. This is likely because
Charter Grabs Half of Latest North Carolina Rural Broadband Grants
Charter gained 6 of 12 grants in the latest round of North Carolina rural broadband expansion funding, which awarded $23 million …
Comcast is Big Winner in Latest West Virginia Broadband Grant Funding
Illustrating a continuing trend of cable companies winning funding for rural broadband, Comcast won most of the funding in a West Virginia…
WOW! Launches 1.2 Gbps Across its Footprint; 50 Mbps Upstream
WOW! isn’t saying much about the technology underlying its 1.2 Gbps service. A spokesperson told us the company “continues to leverage” DAA