CableCenter

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Established in 1985, The Cable Center plays an integral role in the cable industry. The Center's resources and information document cable's rich heritage. Programs at The Cable Center support and fuel the ongoing impact of the industry's historic innovations and influence.

The Center uniquely tells the riveting story of the cable industry and highlights the significant contributions made to technology, society and culture.

The Cable Center is headquartered in Denver, Colo., but our presence extends around the globe wherever cable professionals work and wherever customers live. The Center's industry-wide mission and scope of service serves everyone involved in cable's sphere - operators, programmers, vendors, suppliers, professionals, nonprofit industry organizations, academics, the press and the public.

Our unique historical resources are a living and enduring testament to the entrepreneurial spirit of cable's founders and also to the innovative culture the industry inspires on a daily basis. The Center's programs help current professionals excel in their roles, provide accurate information to the press, educate academics about industry accomplishments and keep the story alive for future generations. Our seminal customer care programs provide a dynamic contribution to the industry's collective efforts to improve customer satisfaction.

We welcome you to our website and encourage you to browse through each section. Here, you will learn more about our mission, our board of directors and staff, how to support The Cable Center and even how to rent our state-of-the-art facility.

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Books

The Cable Industry - A Short History Through Three Generations
Price: $9.99 USD. Words: 24,460. Language: English. Published: November 23, 2015 . Categories: Nonfiction » History » Study & teaching
“The Cable Industry – A Short History Through Three Generations” by Larry Satkowiak concisely explains how the cable industry evolved from its modest CATV beginnings in 1948 to its current status as a telecommunications powerhouse. This unique three-generation introduction to the cable industry surveys major developments across this multi-faceted business.