NCTA: The Internet and Television Association

06/20/2026

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With continued investment and forward-looking spectrum policy, Wi-Fi will remain a cornerstone of America’s connectivity future — powering AI innovation, supporting economic growth, and delivering the reliable connections consumers and businesses depend on every day.

06/18/2026

As we approach World Wi-Fi Day on June 20th, we recognize just how much of daily life depends on this invisible connection, including:

🛜Powering modern life, with an average of 25 connected devices per home relying on Wi-Fi
🛜Driving jobs and economic growth, as Wi-Fi technologies are expected to create 13.6M U.S. jobs by 2027
🛜Evolving to meet new challenges, with Wi-Fi 7 delivering high capacity and low latency

Supporting Wi-Fi's continued success depends on access to spectrum, the airwaves that make wireless connectivity possible.

From connected homes and workplaces to the technologies driving future innovation, Wi-Fi has become an essential part of modern life.

06/17/2026

Wi-Fi doesn't just power devices – it connects homes, businesses, campuses, stadiums, and more.

🛜Ahead of World Wi-Fi Day, we're recognizing the technology that makes modern life work, and why we need smart spectrum policies to power these connected spaces.
https://bit.ly/4fOSeGN

06/16/2026

Wi-Fi powers more than devices: it powers how we live, work, learn, and communicate.

Comcast's Fraser Stirling shares why Wi-Fi innovations and investments are essential to helping people access what matters most.

06/16/2026

☑️Cox is getting the job done by expanding broadband access in rural communities.

A recent broadband expansion project brings reliable, high-speed internet to approximately 2,500+ homes and businesses in some of Arizona’s most difficult-to-serve areas.

This project, featured in NCTA's docufilm, "Every Last Mile," now gives residents access to opportunities and services that depend on reliable broadband.

Completed fiber network connects approximately 2,500 homes and businesses in Yavapai County.

06/15/2026

Today, the average household has 25 Wi-Fi-enabled devices.

🔜 By 2030, the average home is expected to have 44 connected devices.

With the rapid growth of connected devices in homes, Spectrum’s Dave Rodrian explains why unlicensed spectrum is critical to supporting this growth.

06/15/2026

Ahead of World Wi-Fi Day, we recognize how Wi-Fi powers the American economy and why protecting access to unlicensed spectrum matters more than ever.

✔️Wi-Fi already carries 90% of all mobile data.
✔️As more devices come online, the infrastructure and spectrum policy needed to keep Wi-Fi fast will only grow more critical.

The bottom line: Wi-Fi is foundational to how America works.
https://bit.ly/3QhSkMU

06/11/2026

The 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup begins today, with 104 matches taking place across the US, Mexico, and Canada through July 19.

📺Every match streams live on Fox One, the Fox Sports App, Peacock, and the Telemundo App

📺Xfinity X1's World Cup Hub provides Multiview and AI-generated highlights in English and Spanish

📺New smart-boost Wi-Fi helps prioritize your home network's bandwidth for high-quality streaming

Where to watch all 104 matches as the tournament comes to North America.

06/09/2026

🎉C-SPAN2 turns 40!

For four decades, Americans have had a front-row seat to history thanks to C-SPAN. Cable, satellite, and now streaming services have supported a commitment to unfiltered coverage, including:
📺43,830+ hours of Senate sessions
📺169,000+ speeches
📺23,490+ roll call votes documented

CEO Sam Feist reflects on this remarkable legacy of cable coverage and what's next for the network.

As C-SPAN2 marks 40 years of Senate coverage, CEO Sam Feist reflects on its mission, impact, and future.

06/04/2026

Communications infrastructure is critical infrastructure. But attacks on these essential networks are rising at an alarming rate.

A new report shows the impact:
⛔Attacks on communications infrastructure increased by 59% since 2024
⛔Service was disrupted for nearly 12 million customers
⛔Network vandalism imposed societal costs, borne primarily by consumers, of $294 million to $1.47 billion

These crimes affect millions of consumers and threaten essential services. We need greater enforcement, improved information sharing, and consistent accountability to ensure communities have reliable access to communications networks.

Fourth annual summit highlights record-high incidents, mounting consumer costs, and the urgent need for stronger enforcement.