How do cable lines on telephone poles transmit and receive data along thousands of houses and not get interference?

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How do cable lines on telephone poles transmit and receive data along thousands of houses and not get interference?

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they dont. well not any more back in the analog days it wasnt an issue . now they use fiber to the node then back to co-ax for the last 1000ft where there is less degradation of the signal. and even this is also digital so its all or nothing. so there far bit of over head from check suming going on as well

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