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If you want to know why we here at CableTV.com recommend cable service in Ohio, here are a few of our favorite reasons. Cable TV offers hours of entertainment. You get hundreds of HD channels and On Demand titles. 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:
If there are two things we love at CableTV.com, it's television and Ohio. Here are some of the things we know about cable TV here. Did you know that 90% of American consumers have cable TV or satellite? And that 72% of them choose bundles? For Ohio's population of 11,465,639, that equates to nearly 10,319,075 Ohioans with TV and 8,255,260 with bundled subscriptions. Or, how about the fact that while almost half of you, 5,503,507 to be precise, stream video on the internet, there are still a 97%, or 11,121,670 still watching live broadcasts. But not all of us are watching at the same time. In Ohio, 802,595 are now primarily using their DVR's.
Like Sipowicz and Simone from "NYPD Blue," cable TV and Internet in Ohio are a team. High-speed Internet is now in 64% of homes in this state, up from 61% the year before. Only 44% of Ohio homes have Internet faster than 4 Mbps. Cable Internet is blazing fast with 5-10 Mbps downstream speeds, and accounts for 32% of Ohio's web-going population, or about 3,669,004 Ohioans.
Stats are interesting, but they aren't all we know about cable TV in Ohio. This state is home to a number of TV personalities, including A. J. Langer, who starred in the "My So-called Life." Born in Columbus in 1974, Langer debuted on television in 1987. Even though Langer appears in homes across the nation, Ohio will always be home.
You can see that we know digital cable TV like Doctor Who knows Daleks, and we are excited to help you find your cable provider. Most service areas only have one cable provider. Local governments take care of the licensing, and usually only allow one provider in a given area. Put your zip code in the box below to see who provides cable in your part of Ohio.
