And competition is dramatically changing how we communicate, how we are entertained, and what services we use.
Competition means more choices, new services and lower prices.
The cable industry is investing billions of dollars nationwide to compete head to head in other communications service markets, such as broadband and telephony, making the competitive goals of federal law a reality. Increasingly, customers have choices when it comes to who brings programming into their homes. According to the FCC, more than 18 percent of TV households subscribe to a non-cable video service. That's nearly one out of every five households, and that rate is increasing. Digital video - To compete with the satellite and other video providers, cable is aggressively investing to provide digital video capacity to more and more communities.