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Broadband providers, who are working to connect 100% of America while employing more than 255,000 people across the country, are taking steps to lead the charge on sustainability. With a focus on sustainability, the broadband industry continues to make fundamental changes by innovating renewable technologies and creating eco-friendly networks. 

The world will celebrate Earth Day on April 22, but the entire month of April is a time to reflect and act on ways to preserve our planet. Numerous events and initiatives are taking place worldwide to raise awareness about climate change, sustainability efforts, and the natural wonders of the Earth. This is also a time when TV networks use their airways and influence to inform and educate audiences and encourage them to take action to protect the environment and the planet’s greatest treasures.

With tens of millions of Americans continuing to work from home and the number of internet-connected devices skyrocketing, the need for fast and reliable internet has never been greater. In fact, internet traffic soared to as much as 60% above pre-COVID levels during the pandemic. Let's explore how broadband performance and availability has kept up with demand.

There are no ways around it: prices are going up. As anyone who has bought groceries, paid the bill at a restaurant, or filled a tank of gas knows, U.S. inflation trends are on the rise and are expected to remain high throughout 2022. In the face of U.S. inflation trends not seen since the early 1980s, one important area has defied the upward curve: the internet.

A broadband connection, in short, is the bridge from the present to the future. Despite the urgent necessity of internet access, there are still pockets of America that don’t have broadband connectivity. Let’s take a closer look at the industry’s efforts to improve broadband access for all Americans, and how government programs are helping bridge the digital divide.

Presidents Day weekend is upon us: a time to reflect on the storied cast of characters who’ve occupied the Oval Office. As we look for activities to fill the extra-long winter weekend, it’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about our Commanders in Chief—and TV is here to help. From a new miniseries to old classics, today’s blog will help you find the best onscreen content for Presidents Day weekend 2022. 

Joanie and Chachi, Rachel and Ross, Carrie and Mr. Big, Rainbow and Dre: the best TV couples of every generation become their own household names. As TV has added cable networks and then streaming apps in recent decades, this list of best TV couples has not only gotten larger, but it has also expanded to include more diversity in terms of race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality. Although there remains a long way to go to achieve true onscreen equity, greater representation is something to be celebrated. And as Valentine's Day fast approaches, we decided to put together our own list of the best and most diverse TV couples that have kept us clicking the “next episode” button.

Today marks the first day of coverage of the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Beijing, with the opening ceremony set to take place on Friday. In its 18th year of covering the Olympic Games (12th consecutive total and sixth straight Winter Games), NBCUniversal has been preparing to present over 2,800 hours of coverage over the next two and a half weeks across NBC, Peacock, USA Network, CNBC, NBCOlympics.com, and the NBC Sports app.