Here are a few reasons why the team at CableTV.com highly recommend cable in Georgia. Cable TV offers hours of entertainment. There are hundreds of HD channels, movies and On Demand titles always available. Because it requires less equipment than satellite and doesn't break up in bad weather, it's a better value. And it easily bundles with high-speed Internet for faster billing and more savings. Plus cable is:
Cable TV offers more HD choices.
Snow may mess up satellite, but it doesn't faze cable.
Cable can be installed virtually anywhere.
If you're interested in cable TV in Georgia, here are some interesting facts. Even though 48% of the population stream content online and 7% use DVR's regularly, there is still a whopping 97% of Georgians who still watch broadcast television live. In Georgia, that's roughly 8,165,611 who watch regularly broadcast television. That's surprising as 4,722,281 TV viewers also use Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming services, for some of their shows.
As we said, 7,083,422 people have cable TV and Internet in Georgia. And broadband usage is still growing. The Peach State ranks 18 in the U.S. in Internet speeds, and here are some other interesting internet facts:
That's not all there is to know about Georgia cable TV. The CableTV.com crew also loves actors. If you're more interested in characters than coaxials, check out the following native Georgians who've become actors:
We are passionate about television, if you couldn't tell. We know digital cable TV like Mr. Miyagi knows the crane kick, and we are excited to help you find your cable provider. Local governments license the ability to provide cable service in a given area, and most of these only allow for one provider. Because of this, most cable companies don't overlap service in the same geographical region. We know which Georgia cable providers operate where, so enter your zip code below to find out who is your local provider.