What does Comcast do?

Comcast Corporation is a leading media, entertainment, and technology company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1963, it has grown from a small cable operator into one of the largest telecommunications and media conglomerates in the United States. By 2022, Comcast was the second-largest Internet service provider in the country, serving customers across forty states and the District of Columbia. Comcast offers a wide range of services, including digital cable television with numerous channels and on-demand options, high-speed broadband internet, and phone services through its Comcast Digital Voice. The company operates under the Xfinity brand, which unifies its television, internet, and phone offerings. In addition to telecommunications, Comcast has a strong presence in entertainment, owning regional sports channels, E! Entertainment, and the Golf Channel, as well as operating theme parks through its NBCUniversal division. With over 32 million video subscribers and 30 million internet customers, Comcast continues to be a significant player in the industry.