The introduction of digital signals into cable networks revolutionized viewing experiences, eliminating analog interference and enabling features such as electronic program guides (EPG), video-on-demand, and high-definition broadcasting. Following the complete shutdown of analog signals by March 2019, the infrastructure evolved into a high-capacity data network, facilitating internet speeds of up to 1,000 Mbit/s for over 24 million households. Despite the advantages of digital formats, challenges such as latency in live broadcasts persist. Looking ahead, experts anticipate continued advancements in mobile viewing and immersive technologies, suggesting that while linear television may adapt, it will not vanish.