BEFORE THE STORY LINK/EXCERPT, THIS
https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/
Now, ArsTech, with the headline quote first paragraph of the story, which continues:
The National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) got things started in 2016 when it renamed itself NCTA-The Internet & Television Association, keeping the initialism but dropping the words it stood for. The group was also known as the National Cable Television Association between 1968 and 2001.
The American Cable Association (ACA) is the nation's other major cable lobby. While NCTA represents the biggest companies like Comcast and Charter, the ACA represents small and mid-size cable operators. Today, the ACA announced that it is now called America's Communications Association or "ACA Connects," though the ACA's website still uses the americancable.org domain name.
Further Reading
Cable lobby tries to make you forget that it represents cable companies
"The new name reflects a leading position for the association in the fast-growing telecommunications industry, where technology is rapidly changing how information is provided to and used by consumers," the cable lobby said.
"It's all about the communications and connections our members provide," said cable lobbyist Matthew Polka, who is CEO of the ACA.
The "ACA Connects" moniker "explains what our association and members really do," Polka continued. "We connect, communicate, build relationships and work together with all, and that will never change."
They’re still cable companies
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You can follow the ArsTech link to see what the [...] entails. A hint - if you want "shabby" as a judgment backed up, the [...] contains the term "net neutrality." Also, the word "Pai" which is synonymous with "shabby."