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by The National Cable Television Cooperative

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Podcast Overview

The National Cable Television Cooperative, Inc. (NCTC) is a not-for-profit corporation that operates as a programming and hardware purchasing organization for its 750+ member companies who own and operate cable systems throughout the U.S. The NCTC seeks to maximize current and future opportunities by providing episodes on industry specific resources, case studies, and future technologies for the broadband and video market.

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6/18/2020

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Episode thumbnail for The Future is Fiber: What to Consider when Planning a Network Upgrade Strategy

December 4, 2020

The Future is Fiber: What to Consider when Planning a Network Upgrade Strategy

"We've evolved in our communication so rapidly since March, and I don't even think we've sat down to think about it" - Larry Thompson is the CEO of Vantage Point Solutions, and talks about how people told him it was absurd to think customers would need one megabit of speed in 2005. Joined with the perspective of Premier Communications COO Ryan Boone, this episode of Indiecast explores effectively planning a fiber network in a world where we don't know what will come next. If you are considering fiber or any other network upgrade, this is a must-listen for learning investment options and considering the long-term goal for network planning.

Episode thumbnail for Plume: Powering the Ultimate Smart Home

November 4, 2020

Plume: Powering the Ultimate Smart Home

In this episode, NCTC's Ed Townsend and Jared Baumann discuss the benefits of Plume's Adaptive Wi-Fi platform as the keystone of a first-class smart home experience.

Episode thumbnail for Direct Internet Access and Data Transport: The Extra Mile

August 27, 2020

Direct Internet Access and Data Transport: The Extra Mile

Guests Jared Baumann and Zach Cutrell of the NCTC Broadband Team focus on the future and strategy for purchasing and obtaining direct internet access and point to point data transport. In an evolving industry that's focused on fast and reliable internet, the team weighs in on how providers' networks should move forward for the future.

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What is IndieCast?

The National Cable Television Cooperative, Inc. (NCTC) is a not-for-profit corporation that operates as a programming and hardware purchasing organization for its 750+ member companies who own and operate cable systems throughout the U.S. The NCTC seeks to maximize current and future opportunities by providing episodes on industry specific resources, case studies, and future technologies for the broadband and video market.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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