Company Story
1963 - Comcast Corporation was founded as American Cable Systems, a small cable television operator in Mississippi.
1969 - The company was renamed Comcast Corporation and began to expand its operations to other parts of the United States.
1980 - Comcast began to acquire other cable television operators, including the purchase of American Cable Systems of California.
1990 - Comcast began to offer high-speed internet services to its customers.
1996 - Comcast Corporation went public with an initial public offering (IPO) of stock.
2002 - Comcast acquired AT&T Broadband, a major cable television operator, for $18 billion.
2006 - Comcast made a bid to acquire Disney, but the offer was rejected.
2011 - Comcast acquired NBCUniversal, a media conglomerate that owns NBC, Telemundo, and Universal Studios, for $30 billion.
2014 - Comcast launched Xfinity Stream, a streaming service that allows customers to watch live TV and on-demand content.
2020 - Comcast announced plans to launch a new streaming service, Peacock, which would offer a range of TV shows, movies, and original content.