If the cable industry wants to attend to the needs of mobile customers, they could start by providing good old dial-up ISP service to their subscribers. Most DSL companies provide this already. I've got Comcast, and when I hit the road I have to use a free dial-up service or buy broadband from a hotel. Before they try to sell me some lame mobile video version of "The Fan", Comcast would be wise to focus on the basics first.
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If the cable industry wants to attend to the needs of mobile customers, they could start by providing good old dial-up ISP service to their subscribers. Most DSL companies provide this already. I've got Comcast, and when I hit the road I have to use a free dial-up service or buy broadband from a hotel. Before they try to sell me some lame mobile video version of "The Fan", Comcast would be wise to focus on the basics first.