Link: http://www.ncta.com/
This is a very interesting information, it shows top 25
cable network in the United States.
I have always studied in broadcasting service and
entertainment industry since I was in college. I focus myself in Animation and
Film production, which is different from cable network and cable operator
business. My first professional career was in cable network industry, which
guided me into different perspective about broadcasting. I am now in a position
in providing programs to customers, not creating programs to viewers. I have studied
about National cable & Telecommunications Association for sometimes or NCTA
from their website. There is not enough assistant provide to members at this
stand point, but educating members from self learning process. There are links
about The Federal Communications Commission or FCC and The Cable Advertising
Bureau or CAB. There are news updates about entertainment industry which posted
from their blogs. There are also events schedules that can be attend from their
original website. They are well organized and up to date information. I am
deciding to attend some of their conferences. 
What is missing in the main concern from viewers and future
members are about assistant that we can get from NCTA. I do not actually see a
full benefit by joining this association. I am planning to start a broadcasting
business online and by satellite broadcasting.
The Vanguard awards event is also available. The association
team would select nominees and the boards would select winners. In my opinion, this
event is really small and dominates in a very small amount of viewers. The
committee can expand this event popularity and increase reputation by adding
board members. It will create value for the Vanguard Awards.
After reviewing and researching this association, I believe
NCTA can be improved or need improvement in accepting comments and responds to
feedback from viewers not only from cable network operators.
The association does not really support viewer side, but
only support operator or cable owner’s side, in my opinion. I really hope to
see both viewers and network providers interact with each other and improve the
cable network system.
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