Cable One, Inc., through its various subsidiaries, delivers a full spectrum of data, video, and voice communication services across the United States. For individual households, the company provides internet connectivity, including solutions designed to enhance Wi-Fi signal strength throughout the home. Its extensive video offerings encompass local and community-focused programming, alongside a variety of digital channels featuring national and regional networks, music, and an interactive viewing guide equipped with parental controls. Premium subscriptions offer access to a selection of movies, original series, live sporting events, and concerts. Advanced video functionalities, such as whole-home DVRs, high-definition set-top boxes, and the TV Everywhere streaming service, allow subscribers to access content on their mobile devices and computers. Residential voice services include essential features like local and long-distance calling, voicemail, call waiting, three-way calling, caller ID, anonymous call rejection, and per-minute international calling options. Furthermore, Cable One extends its data, voice, and video solutions to business customers, catering to small and mid-sized markets, large enterprises, and wholesale and carrier clients. As of December 31, 2021, the company served approximately 1.2 million residential and business customers across 24 states, operating under its Sparklight, Fidelity, and Clearwave brands. Founded in 1980, Cable One, Inc. maintains its headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Cable One, Inc. is a telecom company headquartered in Phoenix, United States. It is publicly listed (CABO) with a market capitalisation of $169.5M. Xcout tracks 19 named people at Cable One, Inc., including James Holanda (CEO & Director).
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