Superhubs how the financial elite and their Networks Rule our world. I think many of the superhubs see whats wrong with the system but its also one of the key questions i ask in the book, is do they hold the system prisoner or are they prisoners of the system . Is it their fault or is it the systems fault . And i come to the conclusion its the interaction of both. Sunday night at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on cspans q a. Next a look at Wireless Technology and spectrum policy as representatives from the Communications Industry testify at the Senate Commerce subcommittee hearing. Its two hours. Good morning. On behalf of my friend senator shotts and i, im glad to convene the first hearing of subcommittee on communications technology, innovation and the internet, with the 115th congress. So welcome to you all. As we all know, in todays connected world, the demand for spectrum increases with every new technology. Spectrum is the life blood of this connectivity, improving lives of people around the
Superhubs how the financial elite and their Networks Rule our world. I think many of the superhubs see whats wrong with the system but its also one of the key questions i ask in the book, is do they hold the system prisoner or are they prisoners of the system . Is it their fault or is it the systems fault . And i come to the conclusion its the interaction of both. Sunday night at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on cspans q a. Next a look at Wireless Technology and spectrum policy as representatives from the Communications Industry testify at the Senate Commerce subcommittee hearing. Its two hours. Good morning. On behalf of my friend senator shotts and i, im glad to convene the first hearing of subcommittee on communications technology, innovation and the internet, with the 115th congress. So welcome to you all. As we all know, in todays connected world, the demand for spectrum increases with every new technology. Spectrum is the life blood of this connectivity, improving lives of people around the
See it changing patterns ive think every now and again that transformation is very. We feel invigorated at the moment. Side, they are on the most significant increase in data and broadband use in our history, that will roll out in the next couple of years rid will be new and external interfaces like apps. Entertainment of like comcast, there really innovative. I think all of them including see the top strategy as what the environment is like. Really haveo innovation. How many people get cable today . Changes always inevitable. Had 19 of the entire market in 1992. That is now below 50 . That is the reality of evolution in the market. I think there are alternatives that may deter people based on internet providers that is real. This duent like is main threat, i think that is overrated. Will have many ways to customize how they want their content. I think a huge percentage of americans are still subscribing to paid tv options. I think when you try to cobble together a lot of that. As long
Michael powell is the president and ceo of the internet and television association. How would you describe the state of the cable world today . Guest its vibrant and dynamic, which is those opportunityiic and action a period only followam technological transformation still. I think every now and then that kind of transformation and energy is invigorating and the industry feels invigorated the moment. On the operators side, theyre on the cusp of the most significant increase in dat and Broadband Speed in their history. Extraordinarily new and interesting interfaces like apps, and new forms of platforms like comcast x1 and programmers working their way through what over the top strategy should be and whatapp environments are like and theyre opportunities to innovate. Host how many people get cable today and are corn cutters inevitable. Guest churn is always inevitable, right . We have lost customers for 20 years to satellite. We want that 95 of the entire market in 1992, and thats now be
Michael powell is the president and ceo of the internet and television association. How would you describe the state of the cable world today . Guest its vibrant and dynamic, which is those opportunityiic and action a period only followam technological transformation still. I think every now and then that kind of transformation and energy is invigorating and the industry feels invigorated the moment. On the operators side, theyre on the cusp of the most significant increase in dat and Broadband Speed in their history. Extraordinarily new and interesting interfaces like apps, and new forms of platforms like comcast x1 and programmers working their way through what over the top strategy should be and whatapp environments are like and theyre opportunities to innovate. Host how many people get cable today and are corn cutters inevitable. Guest churn is always inevitable, right . We have lost customers for 20 years to satellite. We want that 95 of the entire market in 1992, and thats now be