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Ive been afraid to write. Even in my notebook, my old safe space for coming up with the most god-awful sexually charged descriptions of some guy I met ...

Ive been afraid to write. Even in my notebook, my old safe space for coming up with the most god-awful sexually charged descriptions of some guy I met ...

Confused about what kind of swim goggles to get? Here's a breakdown of the best swimming goggles for every kind of swimming. Swim goggles are a crucial piece of your swim workout at the pool.

After surviving a near-fatal skydiving accident, Bunmi Samuel leverages his past to champion a more accessible New York.

From service vehicles to set-top boxes to cable modems to cables and connectors and other gear, cable operators face huge challenges in managing all their hard assets in an energy-efficient manner. But, in a charge led by SCTE, CableLabs and several major MSOs, operators are now making real strides. What steps are cablecos taking to make their fleets and equipment more sustainable? Where have they made the most progress so far? What hurdles still remain? In this webinar, we will tackle these que...

Gray Television said it hired Curtis Miles to be general manager of its stations in Kansas City, KCTV and KSMO, effective January 3.

Midco, which offer high-speed internet to 480,0000 homes, said it is introducing Midco Wi-Fi, using Plume’s HomePass technology.

Aiming to take advantage of the vast quantities of customer data they collect, cable operators are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), deep learning and network automation to improve service delivery, cut operating costs and gain greater insights into their customers. So far, for instance, operators are applying these technologies and techniques to plan their fiber-optic nodes better, run their HFC networks more efficiently and target their video content an...

Gray Television said it promoted Marsha B. Fogarty to general manger of WTOC Savannah, Georgia, effective Oct. 21.

With the help of 5G mobile technology, fixed-wireless access (FWA) is rapidly emerging as a promising new platform for delivering broadband service to areas that cant be reached cost-effectively by copper, coax or fiber, as well as providing the backbone for 5G service. But combining wired and wireless networks and stacks to achieve true fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) is much more easily said than done. In this session, leading cable and mobile technologists will discuss the promise of FWA and F...