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Sparklight

Cable One Inc. is a telecommunications company that generates revenue from providing broadband, voice, and video services to both residential and business customers. From a product standpoint, the majority of revenue comes from data and video services, which are subscription-based and billed monthly. The company also offers Sparklight TV, an Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) service that enables customers using the Sparklight TV app to stream video channels from the cloud. Additionally, the company earns advertising revenue by selling airtime on its video channels, and it provides voice services over Internet protocols. Cable One Inc. owns its telecommunications infrastructure.www.ir.cableone.net

Search complete. 8 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Sparklight".

Oct 18, 2026

Ian DescherHOST
7:14
Pew argued that states will still need resources for places left unserved, future network upgrades, and ongoing maintenance after bead construction is complete.
Ian DescherHOST
7:24
Turning to mergers and acquisitions, a legal challenge has temporarily stopped Cable One from buying the rest of Mega Broadband Investments, the company behind Vive Broadband.
Ian DescherHOST
7:34
Cable One already owns 45% of Mega Broadband and had agreed to purchase the remaining 55%.
Ian DescherHOST
7:40
But a federal court issued a temporary restraining order after lender CoBank filed suit, arguing that the transaction would amount to a constructive fraudulent transfer.
Ian DescherHOST
7:50
Cable One disputed that claim and said it will fight the challenge.
Ian DescherHOST
7:54
The company also outlined a proposed refinancing package addressing about $2.45 billion in obligations and near-term debt maturities.
Ian DescherHOST
8:03
That package, too, depends on resolving the legal restraint, and definitive financing agreements haven't yet been signed.
Ian DescherHOST
7:14
Pew argued that states will still need resources for places left unserved, future network upgrades, and ongoing maintenance after bead construction is complete.
Ian DescherHOST
7:24
Turning to mergers and acquisitions, a legal challenge has temporarily stopped Cable One from buying the rest of Mega Broadband Investments, the company behind Vive Broadband.
Ian DescherHOST
7:34
Cable One already owns 45% of Mega Broadband and had agreed to purchase the remaining 55%.
Ian DescherHOST
7:40
But a federal court issued a temporary restraining order after lender CoBank filed suit, arguing that the transaction would amount to a constructive fraudulent transfer.
Ian DescherHOST
7:50
Cable One disputed that claim and said it will fight the challenge.
Ian DescherHOST
7:54
The company also outlined a proposed refinancing package addressing about $2.45 billion in obligations and near-term debt maturities.
Ian DescherHOST
8:03
That package, too, depends on resolving the legal restraint, and definitive financing agreements haven't yet been signed.
Hugo Capel-CureGUEST
11:23
Again, this was one where upon review, we didn't feel that there was a realistic prospect of this scaling up over time, and we decided to end the partnership with the manager.
Hugo Capel-CureGUEST
11:36
And in a similar vein, we sold the Cable One holding.
Hugo Capel-CureGUEST
11:39
Sadly, this has been a very bad investment, and one which had become so small that we felt that there was no real prospect of it rebounding to become a material position.
Hugo Capel-CureGUEST
11:51
The cable industry itself has seen tough and increasing competition, and there are undoubtedly lessons for us to learn from this as managers from this experience.
BrandonHOST
3:54
I spent a good chunk of Friday trying to straighten out my internet.
TravisPANELIST
3:59
Were you at Sparklight?
BrandonHOST
4:00
Yeah.
BrandonHOST
4:01
I was trying every single thing that you can try before you have to call them.

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