Time Warner Cable History

In the early days, someone probably denounced cable by saying, “Television is like water, and no one will ever pay for something they can get for free.” Still, people subscribed. Cable provided a tremendous service for those who couldn't receive signals by local affiliates. It rapidly became part of the television landscape. Fifty years later, the television world is littered with cable conglomerates that now compete with satellite companies by offering hundreds of digital channels and consumer-friendly interactive services. With one click of a button, we can connect to anyone in almost any part of the world whenever you want to or for whatever reason you choose. To simply call anyone, order anything off the internet or even chat with someone hundreds or millions of miles away. We can see news
In 1949, entrepreneurs using simple antennas and Army-surplus coaxial cable created the country’s first cable television system and revolutionized the way Americans watched TV. More than fifty years later, Time Warner Cable, as the 2nd largest multiple service provider, owns and manages advanced, well-clustered cable systems in the United States. Today, Time Warner Cable offers cutting edge digital technology, a rich range of home entertainment and information choices for the whole family to enjoy, and superior service that demonstrates customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Time Warner Cable has a long history of leadership within the industry and has led the way in technical innovation through the use of fiber optics to improve and expand our cable products and services. In 1994, Time Warner Cable became the first cable company to be honored with an Emmy Award by winning the Engineering Award for Outstanding Achievement in Technological Development. This recognized our pioneering work in using fiber optics to transmit broadband signals, a