National Plant Board Cable

National Plant Board Cable is a cable company that was founded in 1980 and serves the state of Pennsylvania. It is owned and operated by the National Plant Board.
It's internet services are called "Pennsylvania Connected".
== History ==
The National Plant Board founded National Plant Board Cable in 1980, when the demand for cable was risen to new heights. It serves an estimated 789,000 customers in the state alone.
== Disagreements ==
=== NASA TV - 2005 ===
In 2005, National Plant Board Cable removed the four NASA TV channels from it's services due to complaints from customers due to the fact that many people got stuck on the Public Channel, mostly after tests of the Emergency Alert System. After complaints from space flight enthusiasts and educators, NPBC put the NASA TV channels back on.
=== Al-Manar - 2008 ===
In 2008, National Plant Board Cable voluntarily removed Hezbollah's Al-Manar TV and terminated it's agreement with HDTV, Ltd. after Javed Iqbal, an associate of HDTV, agreed to serve a prison term of up to 6 1⁄2 years.
== Equipment ==
Cablebox.jpg|A Motorola DCT3416 box
motorola-dct700-ch-428501-MLC20347576265_072015-F.jpg|A Motorola DCT700 box
Motorola-SURFboard-SB6121-front-lg.jpg|An Arris Surfboard cable internet modem
3784034_sd.jpg|A TiVo Mini box
5114700cv12d.jpg|A TiVo Bolt box
Series_2_tivo_front.jpg|A TiVo Series2 box
930cf5b2-8249-4c04-9210-bd3dc140751e_1.70efd8dc8537e6bac7cb1a9e5c2b18fb.jpeg|A iVIEW 3100STB box
Category:Cable providers
Category:Pennsylvania
Category:Cable
Category:Berfield/Willis Cable