The History of Cable TV: Part II
From its origins in 1948, cable television has overcome many obstacles: tall mountains, government regulations, and fierce competition. By focusing on quality programming and embracing new technology, the industry has overcome considerable adversity and gone on the change everyday life for millions of Americans.
Why your speed test might receive a low score
Speed tests are a popular option for measuring how fast data moves across your network. It’s important to understand the different factors that can impact your test results … and steps you can take to boost your score.
How to Take Great Photos Without Spending a Fortune
Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need fancy equipment or an in-depth knowledge of every button on your camera to take a good photo.
Don’t Make a Judgment Call — Dial 811 Before Digging Instead
Do you dig summer? The season offers plenty to love, from backyard barbecues to splashing in lakes. It’s also prime time for tackling yard projects. If you take the word literally, call 811 before even picking up a shovel. It’s the law … and your (and your neighbors’) safety depends on it!
Honey’s All the Buzz in South Dakota
Honeybees are South Dakota’s state insect, and they play a big role in our economy. South Dakota ranks second in the nation in honey production thanks to an ideal combination of soil, topography, and climate — translating to a $30 million crop. But honeybees are on the decline and need our help to thrive.
The History of Cable TV: Part I
The number of television channels available to today’s consumer is so extensive, it’s hard to believe viewers were once limited to just three networks. Read on to learn how the change occurred.
Law Details Benefits of Fiber Optic Networks in D.C. Hearing
“There is nothing superior to fiber on the market as it relates to technology performance,” Golden West CEO and General Manager Denny Law said. “Fiber has been a great benefit for rural customers.”
Visit the Great Pyramids from Your La-Z-Boy
When COVID-19 forced people to put away their passports, many became virtual tourists by slipping on virtual reality headsets. Once the stuff of science fiction, the technology offers real-world escapist entertainment … including traveling to far-flung locations around the globe from the comfort of your living room!
Get Your Email Like Your Burger and Fries – To Go
Webmail offers many benefits over traditional email clients. You get remote access anywhere there’s an internet connection and web browser; direct access to quarantined Spam messages; the ability to create custom folders and contact lists; and easy access to storage data.
Other Than a Letter and Number, Not All 5G is the Same!
There’s a lot of confusion about 5G. The term is used for both cellular and Wi-Fi technology, but the only thing they have in common is a number and a letter. Read on to learn the difference between 5G and 5GHz — plus, get some tips on maximizing your home Wi-Fi network’s performance.