Broadband enterprises is an international digital media company based in Austin, Texas. Starting as a local media company that only broadcast small events and sports commentary, the channel has expanded into a large firm that provides content to a global audience via a variety of comedic, dramatic, real, and fictitious materials. Founder Josh Hartley originally planned to launch Broadband Enterprises as an entertainment company surrounding rodeo acts, but realized that more people needed high speed access to quality material on a larger scale.
The company releases much of its content as soon as it is produced, meaning viewers can access it online for free in streaming or download form. The content is no longer available on cable television channels such as TBS or NBC, thought DVD's are still available for some of the movies produced by the channel such as "Rough Riders" and "This is My Farm."
Now, Broadband Enterprises focuses on fictional content as opposed to reality television based on user polls that indicated a preference for stores. A new arm of the company called "Illustrations" is responsible for animated content and has recently signed a contract with Cartoon Network to produce two new seasons of the cult classic Dragon Ball Z. This will be the first time that a first-time animation producer will secure the rights to a syndicated, and Broadband Enterprises has assured viewers that it plans to continue to offer the comedic and dramatic series that have brought the channel a loyal following and international recognition.