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Why Cable TV
If you want to know why we here at CableTV.com highly recommend cable in North Carolina, here are a few reasons why. For starters, you get hours of entertainment. You get hundreds of HD channels and On Demand titles. Cable is a better value than satellite; it includes all your local channels, and requires less equipment. And it easily bundles with high-speed Internet for faster billing and more savings. Plus cable is:
Watchable
Reliable
Accessible
Cable TV offersmore HD choices
Snow may mess up satellite, but itdoesn't faze cable
Cable can beinstalled virtually anywhere
TV Use in North Carolina
The CableTV.com team knows a lot about TV, such as 90% of households subscribe to a TV service like cable TV. In addition to paying for TV, 72% of U.S. subscribers bundle high-speed Internet with their TV service. North Carolina's population is 9,303,990, which means that close to 8,373,591 North Carolinians subscribe to TV broadcasting and 6,698,873 have a bundled subscription. It's surprising, given those numbers, that there are only 651,279 who regularly use their DVRs to watch even more shows.
Cable Internet in North Carolina
Like Dr. Brennan and Booth from "Bones," cable TV and Internet in North Carolina are a team. Did you know that high-speed Internet use grew from 59% to 65% between 2009 and 2010? Only 43% of North Carolina homes have Internet faster than 4 Mbps. Cable Internet is blazing fast with 5-10 Mbps downstream speeds, and accounts for 32% of North Carolina's webgoing population, or about 2,977,277 North Carolinians.
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TV Actors From North Carolina
That's not all there is to know about North Carolina cable TV. The CableTV.com crew also loves actors. There have been many well-known TV actors who were born right here in North Carolina:
- Andy Griffith from "Adams Of Eagle Lake" was born in Mount Airy
- Anne Jeffreys from "Finder Of Lost Loves" was born in Goldsboro
- Ben L. Jones from "The Dukes Of Hazzard" was born in Tarboro
- Ben Vereen from "J.J. Starbuck" was born in Laurinburg
- Betsy Brantley from "Second Noah" was born in Rutherfordton
- Britt Robertson from "Life Unexpected" was born in Charlotte
- Christoph Sanders from "Ghost Whisperer" was born in Arden
- Chyler Leigh from "That '80s Show" was born in Charlotte
Find Your Cable Provider
If you can't tell by now, we know digital cable television like Dexter knows gulf streams, and we're here to help you find a cable provider. Most cable companies don't overlap service areas because the local governments are in charge of licensing. Enter your zip code below to find the North Carolina cable provider in your area.
