Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction + Episode sponsor: $BYTE

1:44 - Let's talk about the Cable business; why its an exciting and scary time in the space

4:04 - Does fixed wireless pose a risk to Cable One's focus on broadband for small cities, large towns strategy?

6:47 - The fear with fixed wireless

10:13 - Cable One's experience with fixed wireless

12:13 - Data usage

15:16 - What is it that ultimately turns a fixed wireless customer into a parking place for a future cable customer?

17:17 - Reliability of the network

19:07 - MD&O strategy

21:56 - Fiber overbuilding in general

27:49 - Customer ARPU

31:37 - Cable One's pricing

34:44 - Data throughputs

38:14 - Switching to IPTV and how does this improve the economics of the business

42:13 - Julia's thoughts on fiber vs. Docsis 4.0 for Cable One

46:57 - Is Julia starting to the M&A environment picking up?

48:51 - Share buybacks and capital allocation strategy

51:27 - Customer churn and macro perspective on new connects

1:00:16 - Cont'd. on customer low churn

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