Put more simply, Apple may be looking to disrupt cable TV by essentially becoming a cable TV provider.
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We also expect cable TV capex to taper off from 2018 after the major digitalisation upgrade of its cable TV system in 2016-2017.
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Still, Viacom is still very much a cable TV company, and it expects to make most of its money from cable TV for a while.
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Unlike other Echo and Fire TV products, it supports cable TV boxes, giving users the option to change by voice the cable TV channel they're watching.
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Cable TV operators have over 230 million cable TV subscribers and already provide broadband services, but they have failed to grab a significant share of the broadband market.
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Cheap Cable TV Alternatives If you don't mind paying a little bit, there are a few good cable TV alternatives that could prove useful for live streaming football. 2003.
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Why would someone want to cancel their cable TV subscription?
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - International cable TV group Liberty Global's (LBTYA.
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Buttigieg and his people watch cable TV and read newspapers.
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But customers aren't fleeing cable TV at the same rate.
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We now have definitive proof of Trump's cable TV addiction.
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"Something like cable TV is $100 every month," he said.
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Giuliani was a practiced hand at the cable TV battles.
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Lots of people on cable TV scoffed at the word.
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He consumes massive amounts of cable TV every single day.
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In the crowded cable TV space, that's surely the goal.
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Ms. Marinova was the host of a cable TV show.
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The Wolff book casts him as a cable TV obsessive.
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Is cable TV headed down the path of the dinosaur?
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It should be a focus of cable TV news programs.
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LEVIN: 1996, you&aposve been there the entire time and now, you&aposre really the Babe Ruth of cable TV. You&aposre the Babe Ruth of cable TV. HANNITY: Let&aposs not overstate the case.
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He just said some angry things on cable TV. A. Yup.
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We have a comprehensive media schedule across many cable TV programs.
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His comments were broadcast in Brazil by cable TV channel GloboNews.
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Turn on prime-time cable TV and watch how they talk.
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You're a human with a pulse (and access to cable TV).
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Telecoms operators may lose some market share to cable TV operators.
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Cable TV exploded with the Clinton-Lewinsky story nonstop and prospered.
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First, if you have a cable TV subscription, you're in luck.
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Cable TV said one protester was wounded after police opened fire.
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Cable TV reported the unidentified protester was in a critical condition.
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"One industry that's ripe for change is cable TV," he said.
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In 2016, cable TV sat at 26% in the same survey.
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A look at a Cable TV program "guide" answers the question.
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"The tone is such hatred," he said of cable TV commentary.
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We bought cable TV; we bought TV stations; we bought networks.
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The mail campaign was reinforced by equally negative cable-TV ads.
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Cable TV is beholden to both its audience and its advertisers.
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You can have talking heads on cable TV discussing it endlessly.
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Do you like paying to watch cable TV over the internet?
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People will argue on cable TV about whether he should have.
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If these were humans, they'd be featured on a cable TV program.
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The cable TV business, however, is not what it used to be.
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The show is also one of the most-watched cable TV shows.
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The cord-cutting movement affecting cable TV will spread to other industries.
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More than 20143 people were wounded in the clashes, Cable TV reported.
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LOS ANGELES — The Young Turks will return to cable TV in September.
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It was, after all, the most-watched cable TV series last year.
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Like my father, I was nervous about ending my cable TV subscription.
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"The average American cable-TV bill is $113 a month," writes Pogue.
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Bob Corker that dominated cable TV headlines for much of the morning.
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He is an avid consumer of cable TV and major national newspapers.
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It's also tracking cable TV networks like FX, Starz, Showtime, and HBO.
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The data represents people watching across seven broadcast and cable TV networks.
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More than 10 people were wounded in the clashes, Cable TV reported.
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All this got me wondering: What's the point of cable TV anymore?
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Cable TV is so yesterday; she streams shows and movies on Netflix.
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The performance was largely attributed to the company's Viceland cable TV channel.
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Or they can just bug their parents for a cable TV login.
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But while HBO Max may be the most robust streaming service as a replacement option for cable TV, it may actually be the least appealing complement for cable TV, at its relatively high price of $14.99 per month.
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These two components of cable TV haven't changed in decades, and it's embarrassing.
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Would you like to pay more for cable TV than you're already paying?
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Eric makes regular appearances on cable TV and at rallies defending his dad.
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British telecom and cable TV company Virgin Media comes second on the list.
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No podcasts, and do not go back to your basic cable TV show.
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After decades of soaring cable TV prices, the streaming revolution has finally arrived.
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Comcast is one of the leading cable TV providers with 22.5 million subscribers.
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This includes "last mile" communications as well, such as cable TV or internet.
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Now, people pay 80, 120 bucks a month for their cable TV bill.
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And cable TV abetted their cause with endless stories about Joe's latest gaffe.
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For example, getting rid of cable TV could save you $2000 a month.
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But instead, that was overcome by saturation cable TV coverage about Sadler's comment.
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And yet, both Giuliani and his client seem to love cable TV... 24.
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The other "version" will be Giuliani's cable TV appearances and President Trump's tweets.
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But there were few people on cable TV defending the president on Tuesday.
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And I came from Minnesota where we had cable TV and stop lights.
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Millennials are spending more time on Netflix than all of cable TV combined.
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Afterward, people complained — often on cable TV — that Democrats had squandered their money.
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You also can indicate if you have a cable TV or satellite subscription.
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I don't even have cable TV at my house, it's way too toxic.
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It is the de-facto cable TV monopoly in its five operating regions.
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But Cohen is not out on cable TV slashing and burning at Trump.
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He consumes more media -- primarily by watching cable TV -- than any president ever.
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I don't even have cable TV at my house, it's way too toxic.
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It doesn't help when cable TV is obsessing about this stuff 24/7.
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Enter Verizon, who this week unveiled a new slate of cable TV and internet packages it hopes will stem the exodus of frustrated subscribers who have been ditching cable TV in record numbers, opting for cheaper streaming video alternatives instead.
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The new service would stream live feeds of both broadcast and cable TV channels.
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I don't need the cable TV. ... I don't need a super-expensive phone plan.
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Grabbing more viewer data from cable TV would really bulk up its knowledge base.
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But many lower-income families can't afford cable TV packages or subscription streaming channels.
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And today Netflix trounces the traditional cable TV firms which love to bamboozle customers.
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Again, these numbers pale in comparison to the budgets of cable TV and Internet.
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Here's the thing: Trump watches more cable TV than roughly 99% of the country.
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How do even five-star hotel rooms have such utterly inadequate cable TV setups?
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Streaming TV services are running into the exact same obstacles as cable TV providers.
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Unlike traditional cable TV, users can subscribe and unsubscribe to different services without penalty.
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They made superb use of talk radio, cable TV news and social media outlets.
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But Wolf's routine was in the style of the worst cable TV pseudo-comedy.
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Cable TV is seen as most helpful for people over the age of 2202.
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Of course, plenty of people pay for cable TV along with streaming-only services.
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Those without cable TV will be able to purchase an à la carte subscription.
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The second is non-digital media, and cable TV and talk radio in particular.
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Conway's contradictory appearances on cable TV haven't helped bring much of anything into focus.
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Fewer people got regular news from cable TV, network TV and local TV stations.
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"I love your bedroom shows at night, they're better than cable TV," moans Moody.
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Every time "You've Got Mail" is on cable TV, you stop to watch it.
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Mr Giuliani has been ubiquitous on cable TV ever since, generally defending the indefensible.
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It is sometimes a running stream-of-consciousness look into his cable TV habits.
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Adeney remembers a complete absence of foreign automobiles, and no cable TV at home.
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Adelphia had been the fifth-largest U.S. cable TV operator before its 2002 collapse.
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NBCUniversal owns a number of cable TV stations, including CNBC, MSNBC, Bravo, USA, E!
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"Many of them don't subscribe to cable TV and that is the transition," he added.
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Despite its theatrical release, "Jackie" by all rights should have been a cable-TV movie.
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ESPN alone costs cable TV customers $9 per month whether they watch it or not.
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High-speed, unlimited internet, home phone and cable TV will be about $20 per month.
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Cable TV in America has been perhaps the most lucrative business model in entertainment history.
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Most of [the speculation] is being driven by cable TV. So, I just don't know?
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However, the barrier to entry on cable TV is much lower than in the past.
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With Xfinity Mobile, Comcast can now offer cable TV, internet, home phone, and wireless access.
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The company has already made itself a key network and cable TV partner for debates.
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Radical "Antifa" protests covered on cable TV news only serve to energize the Republican base.
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HONG KONG RIOT POLICE FIRE RUBBER BULLETS AT CITY UNIVERSITY CAMPUS -CABLE TV, CITING SOURCE
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The Point: It is not possible to overestimate the influence cable TV has over Trump.
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A couple of weeks ago, we told you about how cable TV came to be.
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She will be a regular topic on cable TV -- and late-night TV -- this week.
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Eventually, he persuaded his parents to get a cable-TV package that included N.B.A. games.
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Neither does being a good talker on cable TV. Or being famous for being famous.
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The Middle East was also often on the agenda during Mr. Charney's cable TV program.
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Comcast owns its own cable TV, broadband and fledgling cell service along with NBC Universal.
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And those without cable TV will be able to purchase an à la carte subscription.
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Behind the scenes the President, an absolutely avid consumer of cable TV and headlines, fumed.
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You rage on cable TV, YouTube, and Twitter, and your public profiles have been enhanced.
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For a lot of cord-cutters, Netflix is the equivalent of a cable TV company.
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And he knows that cable TV is different from TV in the broadcast-network era.
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Unlike much cable-TV coverage of crime, then or now, it was deliberate and thorough.
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But we can make a pretty educated guess: He was watching cable TV -- and tweeting.
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The numbers weren't as good, though, for cable TV giants like Discovery, ESPN and TBS.
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Now, Schiff is a day-to-day, hour-to-hour fixture on cable TV news.
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Recently, Mr. Jordan gave up cable TV, meaning he no longer has access to ESPN.
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At 25, Ms. Rose had an interview with a cable TV company in Rhode Island.
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ESPN may be the most valuable network on television, but it is locked into major, costly deals with U.S. sports leagues, and its subscriber base is shrinking as people drop cable TV or subscribe to cable TV packages that don't include the sports channel.
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Antitrust watchdogs could get tougher with telecoms and cable-TV firms, for example, pushing earnings down.
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"That wasn't possible," former racer Jos told Dutch cable TV station Ziggo of the rash move.
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Unlike the president, I don't have cable TV, so I'd planned to watch the news online.
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Chapo mostly passes the time watching cable TV on a tiny 13-inch screen, Lichtman said.
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Cable TV, which originally focused on movies, first appeared as a deadly menace to movie theaters.
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Netflix costs about $10 a month, compared with up to $100 for a cable-TV package.
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Comcast used to be the biggest cable TV company in the U.S. And it still is.
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OTT refers to over-the-top offerings over the internet instead of cable TV and satellites.
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Remember that time when Amazon decided it wanted to sell you internet service and cable TV?
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If you don't have cable TV, you might be wondering how to stream the debate live.
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For those that might be unfamiliar with Vue, it's essentially cable TV without the cable subscription.
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The internet was never supposed to feel like buying cable TV, but that's what ISPs want.
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Hulu's subscribers won't be required to have a traditional cable TV subscription in order to watch.
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I even subscribed to Hulu as a safety net right before terminating my cable TV contract.
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Plus, its channel lineup is cable TV, not broadcast networks, nor does it offer DVR functionality.
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If you're one of those people who ditched cable TV long ago for Netflix/Hulu/etc.
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Store-bought greeting cards, physical books, cable TV, and premium gasoline are just a few examples.
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A cable TV channel offering dancing tutorials for the elderly, called Silver-I, is also popular.
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LOS ANGELES — Sorry, cable TV: Unsurprisingly, young people's media diet is still skewed toward digital content.
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Comcast will begin bundling Netflix with plans for cable TV, phone and internet beginning this month.
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No cable TV subscription is necessary, but these options aren't available for streaming on a phone.
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Critics argue those secondary streams are sparsely watched and aren't always available on cable TV packages.
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Among other things, the family dropped their cable TV connection and are guarded when discussing terrorism.
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CBS isn't a cable TV network, it's broadcast network, so anyone can watch it for free.
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We use gadgets like Roku and apps like Sling instead of keeping pricey cable TV subscriptions.
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My cable TV costs more than $250 a month and comes with nearly all the channels.
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They are making the ultimate move in cable TV — offer everything on-demand and for less.
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And the impeachment hearings are a lot like the cable TV news channels carrying the show.
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You'll also be able to watch the game in 4K on cable TV from certain providers.
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Instead, he's spent more time responding to cable TV chatter than rallying support for his agenda.
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Under the most expensive cable TV plan, Fios customers get access to more than 425 channels.
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Cable TV had a firm grip on its subscribers, who didn't have options to look elsewhere.
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Remember always that Trump's lens on the world is cable TV, and Fox News in particular.
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Only 2% of high schoolers watch cable TV, while 62% enjoy Netflix and 31% prefer YouTube.
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Rogers lost 24,000 cable-TV and 693,000 landline telephone line subscribers, but gained 16,000 Internet customers.
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Also, the President of the United States is looking at nightly ratings for cable TV shows?
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Do we want the internet of the future to look like the cable TV of today?
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The catch, of course, is that you need a cable TV login to watch the streams.
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Jehil Thakkar, an analyst with Deloitte consulting group, said Indians, unlike Americans, have had fewer incentives to flock away from cable TV. In the U.S., a monthly cable TV subscription could cost more than $2000, making offerings by Netflix, Amazon and others quite appealing, said Thakkar.
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Are you gonna be able to buy a package where you get Hulu and Apple and Netflix and Amazon for, you know ... Kind of like cable TV. Kind of like cable TV. And where are you gonna watch your sports and how is ESPN gonna do?
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The cast is packed with cable TV all-stars, including the leads of The Affair and Outlander.
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It would "create synergies" between Time Warner's media content (movies, magazines, cable TV) and AOL's internet subscribers.
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Its guide resembles your traditional cable TV guide with network and show information in a grid format.
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But many began to use private channels to stream illegal content, like cable TV programming, for example.
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Sony started Vue in early 2015 as a cheaper version of cable TV delivered via the internet.
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The service will offer a combination of feeds from broadcast television and cable TV, the CEO said.
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Streaming isn't necessarily a cheaper option than traditional cable TV anymore, and nor is it particularly convenient.
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And since the 2014 midterm election, local cable TV spend nearly doubled and digital spend nearly tripled.
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Shows on Amazon and Hulu also had higher rates of smoking than broadcast or cable TV shows.
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He said so in more than 22018 cable TV interviews on CNN and MSNBC since March 22018th.
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If the idea of replicating the cable TV experience with a couple of channels doesn't interested, great!
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The first is that Trump is a creature of cable TV and the political narratives it creates.
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Before meeting with Kislyak and Lavrov -- and Kissinger -- Trump was watching cable TV. And lots of it.
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Many of these users prefer Netflix and YouTube, and view traditional cable TV as archaic and irrelevant.
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Same goes for someone who wants to add an expensive cable TV package to the communal bill.
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Cable TV provider Supercanal Sociedad Anónima would also be allowed to offer mobile phone service, Enacom said.
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The ads, from Allied Progress, will air on broadcast and cable TV stations in Arizona and Nevada.
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Granted, it was easier to pull this off if you never watch cable TV, which I don't.
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N, which would give it control of cable TV channels like HBO and other coveted media assets.
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For obvious reasons, I think it's a tough show for network or cable TV. Streaming made sense.
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HONG KONG PROTESTER SHOT BY POLICE HAS UNDERGONE SURGERY AND IS IN A STABLE CONDITION -CABLE TV
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See also: NBCUniversal selling soccer games it used offer for free to cable TV subscribers, and the .
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Respondents are turning to a number of sources, with 24 percent saying cable TV is most helpful.
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In cable TV, channels that viewers feel they can't live without command the highest fees from distributors.
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First, talk radio, cable TV and the internet have turned conservative opinion into a mass-market enterprise.
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This makes it feel more like the traditional cable TV experience some cord cutters may be missing.
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The subsequent cable TV outrage, three attorney general investigations, and class action lawsuit diminished Miley's artistic accomplishment.
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The deal "would have unlawfully raised prices for cable TV subscribers and harmed online innovation," he said.
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It's true that ordinary voters don't seem to care about the gaffes that obsess cable TV commentators.
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As a result, people are looking for cable TV alternatives, and cord cutting is on the rise.
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UBS estimates that cable TV represents 17% of viewership in recent weeks, up from 11% last year.
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Google's most important bet may be Google Fiber, its small — for now — broadband and cable TV service.
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"This business model looks a lot like what cable TV companies are offering," the investment bank said.
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Provide staples like cooking equipment, cable TV, soap for bathing and cleaning, towels, toothpaste and toilet paper.
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All-inclusive plans for cable TV, internet, and phone vary but $60 per month is pretty average.
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Discovery, the cable TV programmer that owns the Food Network, thinks you might pay $7 a month.
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The cable TV musical chairs includes the former Fox host Greta Van Susteren, who will join MSNBC.
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Notably, the number of Emmy wins for cable TV shows have shrunk in the last few years.
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This guide resembles a traditional cable TV guide with its rows of channels and programming by time slot.
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You can subscribe to Showtime or Starz directly from the Amazon Video app without a cable TV plan.
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The service represents a new way for a TV network to make money as cable TV audiences decline.
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He feels like he needs better defense, so he hires Scaramucci, who's been an effective cable TV surrogate.
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Deriving sales from both subscriptions and advertising, like cable TV networks, is likely still the ideal for news.
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In the rapid-fire speech characteristic of cable TV, one was more likely to remember what Krauthammer said.
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Customers are dropping cable TV but now must decide how much they want to pay for digital offerings.
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He touted his own poll numbers, victory over Hillary Clinton and discussed cable TV ratings and panel discussions.
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This huge deal follows the $30bn purchase in 2011 by Comcast, a cable-TV company, of NBC Universal.
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In the meantime I'm sure we can look forward to her acting reasonable on bipartisan cable TV panels.
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I've never had cable TV as an adult, but I'm taking YouTube TV for a spin right now.
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Nor are social media alone in their power to polarise—just look at cable TV and talk radio.
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Perhaps Mr Trump's reliance on cable TV, where he gets much of his information, is partly to blame.
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Editorial Notebook Nearly three years ago, when I first thought about living without cable TV, it seemed impractical.
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And unlike cable TV, you can usually watch your subscriptions from anywhere, on any device with a screen.
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NBC only allows for 30 minutes of free streaming before you have to enter a cable TV account.
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And, since the rise of cable TV, that has always been Trump's preferred vehicle for information and insight.
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In particular, the service is (intuitively) targeting "cord cutters," customers who have forgone cable TV for streaming services.
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And the first few sets of upstarts you described were access-layer technology upstarts: cable TV, wireless internet.
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They again confirmed that Instant TV would only be sold where Comcast's has an existing cable TV footprint.
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This news came in the wake of the company's 2 million subscriber loss for its cable TV channel.
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The deal allows U.S. cable TV mogul John Malone to fully merge HSN with Liberty Interactive's QVC network.
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The service is a cable TV replacement, giving subscribers access to anywhere from 55 to over 100 channels.
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White House aides say the president keenly watches cable TV news, which he often mentions in his tweets.
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Despite its film pedigree, Disney's biggest business happens to be cable TV with properties like ESPN and ABC.
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The interview will air about a week later on the Impact Network, Bishop Jackson's Christian cable TV channel.
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Cable TV, also in decline, does allow some audience targeting: The Hallmark Channel viewer is different from FX's.
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He also focused on control of the Senate with Trump as the nominee, the cable TV network reported.
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They influenced the political and social thought of their day much as some cable TV commentators do today.
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Doesn't seem so bleak if you can just tune out the talking heads on cable TV, does it?
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" And cable TV provides opportunities to see both "The Avengers" and its bombastic sequel, "Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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In terms of TV, cable TV network FX scored on Sunday, with the most wins in the category.
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Meanwhile, 229 percent get cable TV news often and 230 percent watch the national evening news shows often.
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Because I think a lot of people said cable TV is flat, and eventually it's going to decline.
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It's this horrible, unwholesome combination, a new totality, based on cable TV, or reality TV, and social media.
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Since its launch, Fusion has struggled to develop its audience, both online and for its cable TV channel.
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The county seat, Republic, has basic broadband service, supplied by a community cable TV company owned by residents.
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People were using online services as an alternative to paying for cable TV or long-distance phone service.
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After graduating from Ithaca College in 1973, he took a weatherman job with a tiny cable TV station.
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And yet, it's clear that few of the people you see discussing politics on cable TV understand that.
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What is portrayed as an "impeachment inquiry" is actually just a made-for-cable-TV political soap opera.
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Although cable TV still has a big audience — about 153 million households — it is losing members every year.
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I got no cable TV. I try to block the shitshow out, I don't follow anyone on Twitter.
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Today ALL comms coming out of WH shd be focused on #KatesLaw and #NoSanctuaryforCriminalsAct -- not cable TV hosts.
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But as cable TV providers lose customers to streaming services, ESPN has shed subscribers and resorted to layoffs.
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Hulu explained why it's building an online cable-TV competitor, and announced it has reached 12 million subscribers.
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The ad buy comprises broadcast and cable TV ads and an LED truck running advertisements throughout the week.
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Here are some of the biggest categories and who is nominated for them: Favorite MovieCaptain America: Civil WarDeadpoolFinding DorySuicide SquadZootopiaFavorite Movie ActorKevin HartRobert Downey Jr.Ryan ReynoldsTom HanksWill SmithFavorite Movie ActressAnna KendrickJennifer LawrenceMargot RobbieMelissa McCarthyScarlett JohanssonFavorite Cable TV ComedyAtlantaBaby DaddyIt's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaReal Husbands of HollywoodYoungerFavorite Cable TV DramaThe AmericansBates MotelMr.
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But with the advent of cable TV, online news and social media, the primary is national from Day 1.
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Traditional cable TV tells you when a show will be on and what channels you will be paying for.
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Photo: GettyAs cable TV slowly slouches toward the grave, providers are wringing every last dime they can from Americans.
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And the liberal cable TV hosts and their networks are realizing millions of dollars in profits from attacking Trump.
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Former CNBC cable TV journalist Michelle Caruso-Cabrera filed the paperwork this week to take on firebrand Queens Rep.
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If you've cut cable TV out of your life, you probably spend a ton of time on streaming services.
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But by the year 2018, eMarketer predicts that one in five Americans won't subscribe to a cable TV package.
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This happened pre-internet, certainly, as there were lawsuits over player pianos, radio, cable TV, the VCR, and more.
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But while tech gets almost all the attention, other sectors like pharma and cable TV are worse, he says.
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Here are the Top 2 reasons Americans still pay for cable TV. Soon these reasons will hold less water.
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It has stakes in a number of Russian companies from online video services to internet and cable TV providers.
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The message comes from new Viacom CEO Bob Bakish, who is trying to overhaul/save the cable TV conglomerate.
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Next year it will add a third paid option, which will basically replicate cable TV, but on the internet.
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Cable TV had become increasingly common, and cable providers found something wonderful — you can send data through those cables!
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Mr Hannity, whose Fox News show was until recently the most popular on cable-TV news, downplayed the relationship.
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In May of last year, a woman in Florida added some Latino channels to her Comcast cable TV account.
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It will take considerable capital and time to narrow the network quality gap between telecoms and cable TV operators.
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Later in the interview, Gorka also quoted what he said were recent cable TV ratings, eliciting surprise from Cooper.
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Audiences weren't either, really, but the film experience was resurrected as a video rental and cable TV midday movie.
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The cable TV provider earned 12 cents in the third quarter, missing the 15 cents estimate according to Refinitiv.
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He's a regular presence on cable TV and has a compelling personal story: Harvard, Marine Corps, service in Iraq.
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" The story depicted Trump as paranoid and isolated, and his cable TV consumption "has actually increased in recent months.
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The company has dominated the box office with those brands and been a king of cable TV for decades.
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As more of these alternatives to cable TV enter the market, features like the DVR are becoming the standard.
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Liberty Global's British cable TV network Virgin Media piggybacks on EE's network to provide mobile services to its customers.
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Kantar Media estimated spending will reach $850 million on local cable TV ads and $600 million for Internet ads.
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To be better prepared, you need to cut back on expenses, like shopping sprees, cable TV, and other purchases.
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Over the long run, the internet will become more like cable TV — you'll pay for different bundles of services.
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But the cable TV business is a lot worse off now than it was 10 or 20 years ago.
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Even Mr. Kilmeade, in an interview last week, conceded that cable TV was becoming passé with a new generation.
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"We're so great at this that we can make millennials watch cable TV," was the Vice pitch. Right. Right.
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Given No. 1, the only way Walsh gets attention is to do lots and lots of cable TV appearances.
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It arrived in time to damp down the noise coming from cable TV and iPhone videos during the holidays.
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Hunter Biden: The mere mention of his name seemingly triggers the vapors among cable TV hosts and their guests.
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Local media Now TV and Cable TV reported the changes to the police procedures manual took effect on Sept.
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Berke held Lewandowski accountable for his own words by playing clips of comments he made during cable TV interviews.
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And indeed Scaramucci referenced the website in a cable TV appearance as interest in Bloomberg's potential candidacy picked up.
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Past campaigns did not feature made-for-cable-TV town halls more than a year before the first primary.
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Plenty of people enjoy ogling the homes of the wealthy, showcased in magazines or on basic-cable TV shows.
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Gail: Well, cable TV does cover other stuff — I'm just sitting here watching CNN cover climate change in Louisiana.
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This is not like people who fight on cable TV for a living being pally in the green room.
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Univision then created Fusion Media Group, which operates as a stable of the cable TV network's digital assets — Fusion.
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Local TV is still more popular than network and cable TV. America's love-hate relationship with social media — quantified.
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But, Telekom argues, its rival would enjoy an unfair advantage because it would have an effective cable TV monopoly.
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But Disney+ is both a near-term attempt to redirect consumer dollars away from services like Netflix, which have been streaming Disney movies and TV shows for years, and a hedge against a future when many more people have cut the cable TV cord, or never signed up for cable TV at all.
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The temptation to simply pay a premium price to let the cable TV company worry about everything can be strong.
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Cable providers have been wringing their hands and pulling out deal after deal to try to keep cable TV subscribers.
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Our nation has been divided by cable TV and radio shows, by fake news, political propaganda and Facebook filter bubbles.
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Like the airline and hotel industries, the cable TV and broadband sector has a masterful knack for obnoxious, hidden fees.
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Instead, Apple launched a pared down TV app in December that wasn't capable of tapping into live cable TV signals.
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The show was broadcast live in the United States by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender cable TV network Logo.
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That means some portion of Sling's user base of cord cutters are watching HBO without a traditional cable TV subscription.
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Dawson became a cable TV pioneer, hosting "Inside the NFL" with the former Miami linebacker Nick Buoniconti for 24 years.
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Not so long ago, our at-home entertainment options were limited to cable TV and the occasional trip to Blockbuster.
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Many internet providers typically bundle broadband or wireless internet connections with video services like streaming bundles or cable TV service.
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Liberal cable TV host Rachel Maddow has devoted several segments to blasting the organization for what she views as mistakes.
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Declining cable TV subscriptions and the explosion of internet television isn't expected to derail LCD TV growth either, he added.
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Lachlan Murdoch owns 7.7 percent of Ten and News Corp-controlled local cable TV firm Foxtel owns another 14 percent.
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In addition, Amazon had the opportunity to cross-sell cable TV service on its site along with its other products.
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Those figures were higher on cable TV, with the highest percentage of LGBTQ characters among cable networks appearing on Freeform.
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As more consumers cut the cord with traditional pay TV, premium cable TV networks need new ways to achieve distribution.
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We have to go from being a wholesale, linear cable TV company to being a consumer-focused, consumer-centric company.
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Since taking charge in 2016, Chief Executive Officer Bob Bakish has focused on Paramount and the company's cable TV business.
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Divisions between Republican moderates and conservatives spilled into public view daily on cable TV and in the halls of Congress.
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Liberty's Ziggo is the largest cable TV operator in the country, while Vodafone is the second-biggest mobile network operator.
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Third-party companies, however, say those apps aren't great and stifle them from really competing in the cable TV world.
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He thinks and acts like a cable TV producer and he knows that whatever is freshest is what usually dominates.
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But analysts say that what Apple announced isn't a media "bundle" in the traditional, cable TV sense of the word.
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Rather than spend $103 a month — the average American cable-TV bill — I split a Netflix membership with my roommate.
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Comcast, the largest cable provider in the US, added 89,000 new cable TV subscriptions in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Plug in your cable TV login details, and you've got access to a vast library of HBO content on demand.
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Once, researching a book, I taped everything that came across the world's largest cable TV system for a single day.
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Yet all 97 paradores have been updated with modern conveniences — Wi-Fi, cable TV, and luxurious bathrooms stuffed with amenities.
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"I grew up in an era before even cable TV, when 'The Partridge Family' was already in reruns," Smith tweeted.
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Like many millennials, I don't have cable TV. I'm only interested in watching the games of one team (go Packers).
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With cable TV, a key benefit to DVR'ing shows – beyond time-shifting, of course – is the option to skip ads.
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Instead, Viacom says it sees it as an "MVPD [multichannel video programming distributor, like a cable TV provider] complement product."
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The $20 per month plan had offered 58 channels, as an upgrade from the basic plan with cable TV favorites.
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He goes on cable TV, does a wild interview, and shares stuff that appears to be gaffe when it's not.
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It's not obvious that you would put real but unsexy issues like opioids first, above the cable TV symbolic ones.
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How will the giants of cable TV adapt to an era in which fewer and fewer people subscribe to cable?
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"I could hear it fall right near my feet," Mr. Maxwell told the cable TV station COTV of Bend, Ore.
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Flip through cable TV at any given moment, and you're likely to find a number of home renovation shows on.
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Former U.S. Representative John Delaney will be in New York, making his case on cable TV, spokeswoman Carrie Healey said.
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"I was diagnosed and my condition is fine," Wang told Kong's Cable TV on Tuesday, thanking people for their concern.
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This morning, he blamed cable TV for exaggerating the "Caronavirus" and said on Twitter he would hold a 22021 p.m.
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Arthur: Your rants are like a master's thesis compared to what we hear every night on cable TV these days.
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Cable TV news shows draw huge audiences, including lawmakers who actually believe the anti-abortion misinformation being shared, she said.
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Despite Trump's stated disdain for the media, he is also an avid consumer of cable TV news and print media.
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In a tweet, Trump took aim at two of his regular critics, James and cable TV news personality Don Lemon.
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Next on the chopping block: restaurants and cable TV. "We cut everything else that wasn't important to us," Blacklock said.
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And it's possible we'll be seeing less of Giuliani on cable TV in the coming weeks — one would think, right?
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Charter Spectrum, for example, has faced two different lawsuits in recent years over robocalling users to upsell cable TV bundles.
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Since cable TV and internet are often bundle, for some people it's just easier to stick with their traditional TV package.
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It's a direct stream-of-consciousness rant about whatever pops into his mind (or onto cable TV) at any given second.
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In England, cable TV faces ask about "naughtiness" like they're speaking to a five-year-old who can't stop pulling pigtails.
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While streaming platforms will continue to pressure Comcast's cable TV business, it will increase demand for high-speed broadband, said Roberts.
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But for Trump, in contrast to previous presidents, cable TV and Fox News play a special role in his daily routine.
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The relationships are different than those in cable TV, but it's more than Facebook was offering just a few years ago.
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It's now been eight years since I've had cable TV, and to tell you the truth, I haven't missed a thing.
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Amazon Pay today allows Indians to top up their phones, purchase cable TV subscriptions and pay for electricity and water bills.
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There are some people who are just born to appear on cable TV, even if most viewers don't want them there.
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By the time we moved to Jerusalem in 1996, American football was a staple of cable TV and easy to record.
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It throws a bone to the legion of Facebook meme accounts for cable TV-addled boomers who hate anyone under 30.
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The American Consumer Satisfaction Index found that once again, cable TV and internet service providers have the least satisfied customers surveyed.
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The service offers tiered access to both on-demand programming and live cable TV, as well as movies and sports channels.
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So, even though they are technically competitors in the cable TV/ISP market, they aren't technically in the mobile market yet.
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In the fourth quarter of 2015, research showed 49.1 million cable TV subscribers in the U.S. and that number is falling.
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Either way you look at it, Sling TV is beefing up its offerings to become a more legitimate cable TV alternative.
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The rise in usage of the internet and cable TV has influenced many consumers' thorough the use international celebrities in advertising.
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Cable TV operators like CBN have been providing broadband services, but lack capital and scale to compete with their telecoms counterparts.
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However, progress has been slow due to a lack of capital in the cable TV industry and its fragmented industry structure.
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From his tweets to his cable TV habit, it all speaks to a man absolutely obsessed with how people view him.
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To avoid being bought by Telia, TDC is separately considering a bid for Swedish cable TV firm Com Hem, DI said.
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But to really seduce audiences who frequent YouTube, Netflix, and cable TV, Facebook will need high quality scripted comedies and dramas.
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It has a $100m annual contract with the Fox cable-TV network in America and boasts a growing digital-streaming platform.
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Affiliate and subscription revenue - which include revenue from cable TV operators and from its own streaming content - was up 16.6 percent.
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The Comcast Cable executive Matt Strauss knows his company's cable-TV service won't be the right choice for every TV viewer.
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And then there's Applied Optoelectronics, an obscure Texas company specializing in fiber-optic networking equipment for cable TV and data centers.
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There is a sharp spike for people over the age of 2628, with 28500 percent saying cable TV is most helpful.
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The service, launched in 2015, initially targeted younger consumers who had never subscribed to cable TV or already cut the cord.
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You no longer need to pay for an HBO subscription with your cable TV provider just to take HBO with you.
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The ads will air extensively on cable TV stations, aimed at repositioning Carl's Jr. as the place to go for quality.
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One of our best-read stories today reveals, at the least, how minimal the vetting for cable TV analysts can be.
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Bill Clinton and Ross Perot mastered cable TV; Mr. Bush might well have thought Arsenio Hall was a building at Andover.
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Bad punditry and predictions are not victimless crimes, no matter how secure columnists and cable TV hosts are in their jobs.
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Cable TV is being disturbed by online media such as Roku, while on-premise software companies are battling cloud software firms.
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But we've already seen Netflix disrupt the traditional pay-TV bundle, causing millions of people to cancel cable TV each year.
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Behind Lake Point was George Lindemann Jr., a billionaire real estate investor and heir to a cellphone and cable TV fortune.
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Three cable TV plans range from $50 per month to $90 per month, and vary on how many channels you want.
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He took to cable TV, repeating the line that Republicans needed a "Speaker who speaks" and can articulate the party's message.
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" The twist now, he said, is that "the president is someone that is believed to be reachable through cable TV ads.
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Instead of paying for cable TV, I watch DVDs from the library, stream stuff over the internet or read a book.
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My budget with housekeeper, rent, utilities, groceries, internet, cable TV, phone, and food for three animals is about $1,000 a month.
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The Justice Department on Monday sued in order to enforce its own conditions on the cable TV side of the merger.
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You will eventually have to log in with some kind of cable TV or other pay TV credential to stream those.
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While on-demand video services like Netflix and Prime Video have amassed millions of subscribers, many consumers today are still deciding if they want to cut the cord with cable TV — only to replace it with something that looks very much like cable TV. Philo could encourage them to make the switch by offering something differentiated.
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Think of Amazon threatening to take on America's rotten drug-distribution industry, or Netflix's detonation of the cable-TV racket in America.
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That should allow it to take the fight to rivals with a broader range of superfast cable TV, broadband and mobile services.
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The program was touted as a way to watch Xfinity cable TV without needing to lease a set-top box from Comcast.
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Zoradi said at a JPMorgan conference in May that the industry battled cable TV, VHS tapes and DVDs before streaming came along.
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However, like last year, the games will also be available each week on cable TV, alternating between CBS, NBC and NFL Network.
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And that hit can reach a mass audience, bigger than cable TV or even the Hollywood productions in theaters, in some cases.
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At his own homes, Picerne has employed British designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard, a star of the cable TV show Million Dollar Decorators.
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Avenatti became a prominent critic of Trump and a frequent cable TV guest while representing Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.
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Returning to Twitter after the Easter Egg Roll, the president continued to blast Mueller's investigation and retweet supportive coverage from cable TV.
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Nearly every broadcaster that's currently in the cable TV lineup will offer some kind of direct-to-consumer streaming service by 2022.
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Additionally, Amazon has had difficulties getting broadcast and cable TV networks to join its existing a la carte TV platform, Amazon Channels.
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As for his lack of experience, Ergen notes people didn't believe he could nab a chunk of the cable TV market either.
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A win for the Democrats there Tuesday was predicted by some cable TV commentators, mainstream political reporters, and even some GOP politicians.
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" Pete defended his damsel to the cable TV channel on June 5 2007: "That's pretty much the silliest rumor I've ever heard.
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We should play to our strengths, which do not include concocting clever tax deals fit for a light-night cable TV infomercial.
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CTCL and CUHKL together spent CNY261bn on broadband capex in 22, equivalent to 28256%-8523% of the entire cable TV industry's revenue.
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This ability to personalize your TV is one of the reasons Hulu believes the cable TV era is over, the CEO added.
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It launched slowly in 2013, only ever making it into about 60 percent of US homes with cable TV, according to Politico.
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Even more extreme, if customers call to cancel their cable TV service, Cable One doesn't try to talk them out of it.
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Maybe it won't be Netflix, Amazon or any outside force that kills cable TV. Maybe it will be the cable companies themselves.
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Disney and other media companies are struggling with "cord cutting" consumers who abandon large bundles of channels sold by cable TV providers.
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With HBO Go, you have to pay for cable TV. With HBO Now you just pay HBO directly, like Netflix or Hulu.
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Local police fired live rounds at protesters, with Cable TV and other Hong Kong media reporting at least one protester being wounded.
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A colleague from either party who was friendly and reasonable in private could go on cable TV or Twitter and sound rabid.
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So why is the FCC trying to export the flawed and unpopular cable TV business architecture to the realm of internet service?
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Piper Jaffray found teens only spend 12% of their daily video time watching cable TV, a 2% dip from the spring survey.
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Discovery and other media companies are struggling with "cord cutting" consumers who abandon large bundles of channels sold by cable TV providers.
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Earlier this year, former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg went on a cable TV blitz threatening to defy a subpoena from Mueller.
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When the series began two years ago, it was another start-up chasing a trend — in this case, the cable-TV antihero.
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Liberty Global owns Ziggo, the largest cable TV operator in the Netherlands, while Vodafone is the second biggest mobile operator after KPN.
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Cooperman has long been a prominent supporter of U.S. stocks, appearing often on cable TV and at industry conferences discussing his positions.
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The former Baptist preacher talks regularly with Trump, does weekly cable TV hits and takes part in the Speaker's "cross-sectional" meeting.
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Yes, nothing quite says "transparency" like not knowing how much you'll pay for cable TV service until after you get your bill.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix is learning lessons from cable TV, helping its newly minted reality stars become established product-selling brands.
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The zombies gravitate toward the things they enjoyed when they were still alive: coffee, chardonnay, candy, toys, cable TV and power tools.
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But, of course, there was cable TV airtime to fill, relentless online deadlines to meet, and front-page real estate to grab.
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A July episode on BBC America, for example, garnered just 645,000 viewers, ranking it 33rd among scripted cable TV series that week.
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The ad buy was worth $19,000 and will appear on local cable TV in Des Moines, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Twitter, cable TV and lots and lots of ambitious politicians ensure that no strategy gets left unexplored, no thought gets left unvoiced.
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For one, every single "yea" and "nay" will be carried live on cable TV, and then subsequently analyzed by pundits and commentators.
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There are limited, if any, opportunities throughout the day for the President's allies to take to cable TV to rebut their points.
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"Telus is positioned to continue growing its wireless business and to take share in wireline data and cable-TV services," Heger said.
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She started giving interviews regularly and appearing on cable TV; she was lively, and skilled at explaining financial arcana in comprehensible language.
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The deal with Comcast - America's biggest cable TV provider - is DAZN's first distribution agreement in North America, but probably not its last.
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Many people weighed in, formally through letters, informally by calling chambers, pontificating on cable TV, and in blogs, op-eds, and tweets.
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Comcast tellingly did not make its new Xfinity Flex service available to customers who also have cable TV plans with the company.
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Driven away by high costs and abysmal customer service, a growing number of Americans have hung up on traditional cable TV service.
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The discussions also raised fears about Sanders' influence on down ballot races, something Clyburn discussed in cable TV interviews Sunday morning. Rep.
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It can charge whatever it wants, and if I want internet or cable TV, I have no power or control over that.
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In the cable TV market, TWM is the fourth-largest multiple-system operator, holding a nationwide subscriber market share of about 10%.
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Companies like Comcast and AT&T are expanding their franchise from telephones and cable TV, to content, cloud services and wireless internet.
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No matter what you hear on cable TV shows, the mere act of taking the Fifth does not mean one is guilty.
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The NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL all have their own cable TV networks, sometimes only included in a more expensive sports package.
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That's in part because of healthy quarterly results thanks to the contributions from WarnerMedia's HBO cable TV unit and the Warner Bros.
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The Briton attended this year's Singapore race amid negotiations on F21's takeover by U.S. cable TV mogul John Malone's Liberty Media.
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And yet, he could not let a slight from what he assumed was his home cable TV network roll off his back.
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However, for some creators, the confines of the traditional cable TV strategy isn't conducive to the particular story they want to tell.
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And, so far, there's no evidence that Comcast is unfairly promoting NBC content over other content on its vast cable TV network.
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Cable TV companies are scrambling to figure out how they can expand their digital presence as advertiser dollars flock to the internet.
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The channel is available there on cable TV as well in all the Baltic states, Poland, the Czech Republic, Turkey, Georgia, and Moldova.
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In early July, it said it will let customers stream Netflix Inc's online content through its X267.18 cable-TV service in coming months.
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Often, many people become cord-cutters because they just don't find enough quality content on cable TV to justify the cost to themselves.
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But if Iger accepts it, he could be paving the way for the demise of traditional cable TV networks, including Disney's own ESPN.
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Since the early '90s, Cartoon Network has been a mainstay of cable TV—and in that time become a trove of iconic characters.
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This was just classic girl talk, a private conversation that took place on a heavily promoted special episode of my cable TV show.
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While some are just trying to re-create a smaller cable TV bundle, others — like FuboTV — are going after specific verticals of content.
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Verizon is taking a page out of AT&T's book by zero-rating its Fios cable TV service for all Verizon Wireless customers.
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The internet of today feels increasingly like cable TV, and less like the endless well of discovery it did, say, 10 years ago.
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Liberty Global owns Ziggo, the largest cable TV operator in the Netherlands, while Vodafone is the second biggest mobile network operator, behind KPN.
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The streams are all free — no cable TV subscription required — and CBS won't require users to log in or register* for anything, either.
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New York (CNN Business)Esports are filling basketball arenas, airing on major cable TV networks and attracting sponsorship dollars from blue chip companies.
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Those services bundle cable TV channels into packages and offer premium channels like HBO, while also, in many cases, include DVR recording functions.
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U.S. customers are increasingly cutting the cord on cable TV, but now must decide how much they want to pay for digital offerings.
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In other words, streaming video wasn't simply different because it was delivered via the internet, versus a cable TV box or satellite dish.
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The bundle, which will be available to new and existing Xfinity customers, will be included in its cable TV, phone and internet plans.
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In other words, CBS All Access will work to authenticate you with the NFL's service, the way your cable TV account once did.
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As someone who watches a lot of cable TV, it's no longer a surprise to see women in positions of sexual empowerment anymore.
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So, while Hulu offers the newest live streaming cable TV alternative, we're still waiting for the service that successfully ties in live locals.
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The past decade has seen a huge shift in media as some people ditch traditional cable TV subscriptions to watch streaming video online.
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Formula One is facing a major shake-up after U.S. cable TV mogul John Malone's Liberty Media agreed this month to take control.
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However, this app will only be accessible outside the U.S., where it doesn't have to worry about competing with BET's cable TV business.
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Like the rest of cable TV, the company has had its problems with declining ratings but been able to grow its overall revenue.
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After the election, this fact-free sensibility will find itself even further segregated, possibly with its very own cable TV alt-reality outlet.
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Zabielski beat over 4,900 other entrants — most of whom, it's safe to assume, have never been executive producers on popular cable TV shows.
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Deb's parents' belief in QAnon started when they decided to get rid of cable TV and start watching YouTube a few years ago.
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Royalties for shows sold on DVDs, streaming platforms and cable TV are also at issue, along with funding for the WGA's health plan.
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LOS ANGELES — Sorry cable TV: A new report suggests that YouTube reaches more people on mobile than than any broadcast or cable network.
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In 2015, we estimate that cable TV industry revenue was around CNY90bn, compared with CTCL's and CUHKL's EBITDA of CNY94bn and CNY88bn, respectively.
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When current licensing deals with cable TV operators end, the new internet service will be the only way to access HBO in Spain.
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Royalties for shows sold on DVDs, streaming platforms and cable TV were also at issue, along with funding for the Guild's health plan.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa — Eric Swalwell appears on cable TV a lot — enough that people in Dubuque cafes recognize him and rib him about it.
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Social media, talk radio and multifarious ideologically affiliated newspapers and cable TV channels mean we no longer need to hear anyone else's opinions.
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From a viewer in Portland, Oregon: NBC requires cable TV or satellite subscription in order to use the "live streaming" olympic coverage feature.
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Disney is trying to transition from a cable TV leader to a powerhouse in the crowded streaming video market dominated by Netflix Inc.
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" AT&T added the deal "will create more competition for cable TV providers, giving consumers more options and accelerating next generation wireless broadband.
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But who spend most of their day yelling at cable TV instead of getting to work and realizing the power that they have.
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Cablevision, a cable TV provider owned by Televisa, told Reuters via email the judgments were made by a civil appeals court on Thursday.
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Apple has been one of the biggest holdouts on Sling, which offers a stripped-down package of cable TV channels over the Internet.
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" Dan Egan is in demand as a cable TV political commentator, and talking about how he needs an agent to promote his "brand.
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He used that notoriety to catapult himself into a cable TV regular, including on CNN, and from that to a possible presidential bid.
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Buying Time Warner gives AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.
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Watching early morning cable TV, seeing a report about Russia's pledge to shoot down missiles aimed at Syria and thinking "I'll show them"?
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However, he admitted that, so far, what Philo offers is still very similar to cable TV — the very thing it aims to replace.
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No, mezcal does not contain mescaline and it will not make you hallucinate, contrary to what some cable TV celebrity bartenders have said.
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The internet would increasingly come to resemble cable TV, where it's up to a few big companies to decide what goes on air.
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The Briton attended this year's Singapore Grand Prix amid negotiations on F13's takeover by U.S. cable TV mogul John Malone's Liberty Media.
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Beyond that, nothing in Kudlow's role as a shouting head on cable TV has prepared him for the job he's supposed to do.
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Italy's telecoms and broadcaster incumbents have never faced the competition from cable TV that have driven connection speeds up and prices down elsewhere.
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Well, according to the Small Business Administration, he's working so hard that he couldn't be watching that much cable TV. I heard that.
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I pivoted to fashion TV, working as a production assistant, then later moved on to cable TV, local news and finally network news.
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For years, many in that age group have forsaken traditional broadcast and cable TV in favor of watching shows streamed from the internet.
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Trump's main frame on politics (and life) is cable TV. It's how he gets the bulk of his information, outrage and inspiration. 4.
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Nunberg, on cable TV to announce he is ignoring a federal subpoena, tries to take a call on the other line. Epic. 23.
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But the shift is happening at a glacial pace, and in the meantime, cable TV keeps on embarrassing itself on a daily basis.
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As a relatively late (2005) entry to the cable TV industry, Verizon has been slightly more receptive to the complaints of cord cutters.
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The protests were covered extensively on cable TV. At the gathering outside the Capitol building, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-California, spoke.
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Simply swapping cable TV for Peacock, a product that's either free, $5 or $10, is probably going to be a money-losing proposition.
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PT, two network TV stars were joined by an actor from a cable TV drama at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills.
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O for $1.12 billion, which will then be combined with Liberty Ventures, the holding entity for Liberty Interactive's cable TV and other assets.
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Netflix recently surpassed cable TV on the number of subscribers in the U.S., Quartz reported, citing data from Statista and Leichtman Research Group.
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As people pull back from broadcast and cable TV and jump deeper into streaming, we're bound to see more shows with smaller audiences.
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You adore reality television and extremely opinionated cable tv hosts giving their partisan viewpoints as you nod along in a zombie-like trance.
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As a result, most broadband and cable TV subscribers often have no idea what they'll pay until they actually receive their first bill.
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The deal would create the nation's third largest cable TV provider with about 6900 million subscribers and the second-largest Internet service provider.
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In other words, streaming video wasn't just different because it was delivered via the internet, versus a cable TV box or satellite dish.
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And while the company isn't currently working to push out its own "skinny" cable TV bundle, Apple expects to get there sometime soon.
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Cable TV and the occasional $2400 Groupon movie outings are her indulgences, she says, but laughs off a question whether she dines out.
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It seems like you guys are not doing it yet so I can't put you in that group, but it seems like Vice is going to be set up for failure because their ratings are very modest to nonexistent now, and maybe they'll get an entire generation of people who don't watch cable TV to watch cable TV, but that doesn't seem likely.
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Liberty, owned by U.S. cable TV mogul John Malone, has emphasized the importance of traditional European venues and wants to expand in the Americas.
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"It's like the difference between network television and cable TV," Howe said referring to the trade off between broad distribution to freedom to experiment.
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Chromecast Is your dad one of those parents who's still clinging to standard cable TV like it's a lifeboat drifting away from the Titanic?
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LEVIN: But you are, and so as the Babe Ruth of cable TV, you&aposre also attacked a lot by the left, I noticed.
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U.S.-based Liberty's Ziggo is the largest cable TV operator in the Netherlands, while Vodafone is the second-biggest mobile network operator, behind KPN.
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Or, another way of putting it is that people who don't see cable TV as an unbearable expense are probably still paying for it.
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Cramer said Roku is the best way to play the cord cutters — consumers who are dropping traditional cable TV packages for subscription streaming services.
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Millions of people cancel cable TV each year -- in large part because channels like RSNs inflate the bill and make the bundle too expensive.
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Republicans attacked Pelosi's paper-shredding and cable TV zoomed in on frames of the president approaching the Speaker only to leave her hand dangling.
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The app will then continue to serve both Comcast customer bases: those streaming TV cord cutters as well as the traditional cable TV subscribers.
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In addition to saving consumers money, this action would allow consumers to access online video right alongside cable TV, in the same familiar interface.
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However, when it came to the number of shows watched per day, cable TV watchers averaged about four programs, while Netflix only watched three.
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VICE's new 24-hour cable TV channel VICELAND launched on February 29, but we're still rolling out the first season of our new shows.
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Disney would very much like customers to keep paying for cable TV, which accounts for a sizable percentage of the company's revenue and profits.
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The experience is much like a traditional cable TV guide, but tucked away in a smaller side pane instead of a full-screen view.
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The outcome could lead to more contentious battles between TV providers and content creators, and perhaps stem the tide of rising cable TV bills.
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It currently faces competition from South African cable TV provider, MultiChoice, which has a presence in 49 African countries through its Africa Magic channel.
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Experian Boost, which rolled out earlier this year, allows consumers to add to add their payment history on utility, phone and cable TV bills.
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Many – like Sling, YouTube TV, DirecTV Now, and Vue – have recently raised their prices, which feels like a flashback to the cable TV era.
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Disney is trying to transform from a cable TV leader to a streaming media powerhouse that, like Netflix Inc, sells subscriptions directly to consumers.
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From the post office to the telegraph to cable TV, American government has required non-discrimination policies to protect the free press and democracy.
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The company is in a heated battle with Shaw Communications Inc, which has recently beefed up its high-speed internet and cable TV products.
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CNN wants to turn its social video content experiment Great Big Story into a stealth cable network — without the cable TV part that is.
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Among young adults ages 18 to 29, 19 percent have cut the cord and 16 percent never had cable TV in the first place.
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And he is the most avid consumer of media -- cable TV, newspapers and website -- of any president we've ever had in the White House.
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Bannon is also exploring starting a TV network, though it's unclear whether he is pursuing cable TV or if it would be online-only.
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But Pehrson, who lived until age 12 in rural Nevada City without access to cable TV, has a particular, uncanny vision of pop culture.
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Two previous debates this election cycle hosted by Fox News attracted the two largest U.S. audiences for non-sports cable TV programs in history.
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He watches cable TV constantly -- as evidenced by the installation of a 60-plus-inch TV in his dining room near the Oval Office.
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Royalties for shows sold on DVDs, streaming platforms and cable TV were also at issue, along with funding for the Guild's health plan. Variety.
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The Time Warner deal gives AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.
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The move comes at a time when many consumers are giving up on cable TV, opting for their own mix of streaming services instead.
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The service costs $35 per month, and includes access to nearly 50 networks, including broadcast networks, cable TV, and, in select markets, local sports.
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Of course, today we can yell at each other in real time over social media and on cable TV. That much is certainly new.
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Safe ground, he figures, as Hannity has been without question the major cable TV personality most willing to do Trump's bidding from the start.
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Finisar's primary products are transceivers and transponders that enable high-speed voice, video and data communications for networking, storage, wireless and cable TV applications.
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But people in the US, scared by the constantly rising rates of cable TV, worry about being tied to services with ever-rising rates.
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That is why most people are not fond of cable TV companies with their skyrocketing prices and bundles of channels no one asked for.
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It was also around this time that the government took a hand in setting up new, pro-government cable TV stations called jonghap pyunsung.
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"People have been convicted for far less," House Speaker Paul Ryan said as he happily made the cable TV rounds after the F.B.I. announcement.
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Mulvaney is more press-friendly -- and skilled in communicating with the press -- than Kelly, and is a proven cable TV performer (also unlike Kelly).
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And those 16 tweets -- a mishmash of foreign policy, media grievances, cable TV recommendations and just plain old grievances -- make for a compelling pastiche.
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YouTube is widely perceived as the most popular online outlet for music — it has a reach exponentially greater than cable TV could ever have.
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The wall-to-wall coverage of all things Trump has helped boost cable TV news ratings and many online newspaper subscriptions across the board.
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Telia had said previously that broadband and cable-TV assets in Norway, where it mainly sells mobile services, were a top priority for acquisitions.
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He watches lots of cable TV. And when someone other than him causes bad headlines for his administration, that person is in immediate jeopardy.
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Months of unbearable slaughter from conventional weapons had played out on social media and some cable TV, resulting in no Western intervention at all.
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He has turned history into headlines that play like a virtual reel in the 24-hour news world of cable TV and the internet.
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With video and audio streaming, companies like Netflix and Spotify can offer far cheaper alternatives than the cable TV and purchased music they're replacing.
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He sees it becoming more like cable TV: dominated by big business, with less of the flexibility and innovation that made it so awesome.
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Fox News, the most-watched cable TV network in 2018, submitted proposals to the DNC to televise at least one, according to the Post.
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The proposed merger would give AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.
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Like most giant cable TV companies, AT&T is losing angry subscribers hand over first as they flock to cheaper, more flexible streaming services.
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Most streaming alternatives have ditch the traditional cable box, the monopoly over which generates the cable TV industry an additional $21 billion every year.
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They're dual examples of the ambitions of cable TV today and of the wildly different directions those ambitions can take: big-ticket spectacle vs.
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To find out whether you have the right channels and boxes, your best bet is to get in touch with your cable TV provider.
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No. But it's absolutely the one movie among the nominees that's most likely to become a cable TV staple in the years to come.
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YouTube's "YouTube TV" and Disney's "Hulu with Live TV" will cause more consumers to cancel cable TV subscriptions in 2020 and go streaming-only.
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Local media Now TV and Cable TV also reported on changes to the police force's procedures manual, which they said took effect on Sept.
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The bull case for Quibi is the shift away from cable TV and toward streaming services is a rising tide that lifts all boats.
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Until recently, Trump has been largely winging it by spending very little money, relying instead on huge rallies, continuous tweets and cable TV appearances.
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Mr. Pai has scrapped a proposal to let people buy cable-TV boxes instead of renting them at inflated prices from companies like Comcast.
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Bruce Lui, who for years covered the opaque world of Communist Party politics for Hong Kong Cable TV, described the sheer level of unpreparedness.
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Guest rooms feature few of the amenities found in modern hotels, like Wi-Fi and cable TV. Some hallways were marked by musty odors.
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"Stop watching cable TV and, you know, come up with an agenda and stick to it," Graham told conservative talk show host Hugh Hewitt.
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One way cable TV charges more to households who value the service more is by charging per TV connected via the set-top box.
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As a haughty millennial, the fact that anybody still pays for traditional cable TV baffles me, but 85 percent of US households still do.
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A cable TV regular, the former hedge fund financier is also reportedly poised to release a book about Trump's management style in the fall.
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Another is to bulk up via acquisitions and investments, using the billions of dollars the Newhouses have made by selling off cable TV assets.
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And today the cable TV network is officially launching its latest digital project: A music news site with a social justice bent, called TrackRecord.
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Cable-TV firms are notorious for high prices: the average pay-TV customer in America is estimated to spend 44% more today than in 2011.
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They were not on cable TV. LGBTQ characters were few and far between on 1990s television, but that didn't mean queer kids everywhere weren't dreaming.
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While conservatives from the House Freedom Caucus are the ones on cable TV loudly and repeatedly slamming the bill, Trump and Ryan are looking elsewhere.
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People who may have only loosely followed politics prior to Trump are now watching cable TV religiously (bless you -- each and every one of you).
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A vulnerability on internet and cable TV provider Spectrum's website made it possible for just about anyone to take over customers' accounts without a password.
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Traditional cable TV providers are having to up their game as more of their customers cut the cord in favor of over-the-top options.
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Charter's case centered on a small group of territories in Massachusetts and Hawaii, but Charter's new competition wasn't coming from a competing cable TV service.
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The same goes for dinner with Mr. Carlson, who launders white nationalist talking points and speaks to a large audience on cable TV every weeknight.
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She's a media giant who has worked across film, network and cable TV, print and more as an actress, talk show host, creator and producer.
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In 2016 AT&T launched its own streaming video service: DirecTV Now, at a less expensive price point than the company's traditional cable TV offerings.
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" Trump has denied reports of his penchant for tuning into cable TV shows, saying he doesn't "get to watch much television, primarily because of documents.
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As more people are cutting the cord on cable tv, these companies are hoping to offer cable/internet/phone bundles that will help retain customers.
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Zero sign-on was announced by Apple during its WWDC 2018 keynote as a means to simplify the process of logging into cable TV apps.
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" "Comments that Matt Whitaker made as a private citizen on cable TV does not disqualify him from being fair and impartial by overseeing this investigation.
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What the FCC wants to do is make cable TV work more like broadband service—at least in terms of the role that hardware plays.
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So here are some of the reasons The Verge staff have been canceling their subscriptions, from Amazon Prime and cable TV, to MoviePass and MealPal.
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Comcast's new product will not have cable TV, unlike its X1 platform, but will give users option to rent movies and shows, the source said.
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Today, many U.S. viewers are cutting the cord with cable TV and opting for digital antennas to stream network TV for free over the air.
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Comcast's Matt Strauss shared his theory about how the evolution of cable-TV networks parallels the cosmic theories of the Big Bang and Big Crunch.
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Yet media firms are still raking it in, because ad rates have gone up, and the price of cable TV continues to rise every year.
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With Twitter and cable TV buzzing with the news of Lewandowski's firing, Trump's campaign staffers were hurried onto a conference call around 11:30 a.m.
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Turning internet service over to unaccountable cable TV-style corporate control is one of the surest ways to strengthen elite power relative to everyone else.
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The Journal, citing sources familiar with the matter, reports that the underperforming Viceland cable TV channel is the primary cause for the media organization's shortfall.
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All rooms have WiFi, air conditioning, a balcony or terrace, minibar, cable TV, and breakfast included, as well as transportation from Cartagena for two people.
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We get daily newspaper commentary, cable TV news, political debate and social media commentary that screams "up is up" ... when it actually may be down.
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His testimony may have lit up cable TV, but it didn't really show anything new beyond Cohen's willingness to throw the kitchen sink at Trump.
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Consider what apparently is the sole initiative the government has planned so far, a call on the Federal Communications Commission to regulate cable TV boxes.
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The company has transformed its business to achieve its goals, in recent years exiting several regions and buying cable TV firm Com Hem last year.
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" And cable TV providers could offer apps that let you change the channel without using a remote, by saying something like "Alexa, tune to HBO.
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Today, comedians like British John Oliver and South African Trevor Noah enjoy lambasting American candidates on cable TV. Our campaign finance laws are already discomfiting.
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He seems entirely unconcerned how those new fights reverberate around the world so long as the cable TV chyrons aren't all Russia, all the time.
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Smaller rivals like Dish Network and regional cable-TV companies might have no choice but to pay or risk losing their customers to AT&T.
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A year ago, Ms. Conway, the president's counselor, told Americans of the fictional "Bowling Green massacre," drawing ridicule from cable TV hosts and liberal critics.
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Trump accused two cable TV news channels of presenting the danger from the virus in as bad a light as possible and upsetting financial markets.
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Schultz is a billionaire, and he can afford to self-fund an advertising blitz—on cable TV and the Internet—that could boost his popularity.
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The checks — listed in the estate's transactions for routine payments such as cable-TV bills and phone service for Mr. Epstein's many properties — stand out.
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On Wednesday he blamed Democrats competing to be their party's nominee as well as two cable TV news channels, CNN and MSNBC, for spooking investors.
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Streaming services typically cost less than a full cable TV subscription, even though they offer many of the same channels and on-demand video options.
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Cable TV ranked third at 12%, down from 14% in the spring, indicating that cord-cutting continues to be on the rise, the firm said.
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"For far too long, consumers have been forced to purchase cable TV packages which include dozens of channels the consumer has no interest in watching."
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In a cable TV news landscape filled with shouting matches and punchy sound bites, Van Jones says he's ready to "detoxify" and "depolarize" the chatter.
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The U.S. cable-TV giant offered $40 billion to buy the group in a rare auction that brought to an end a protracted takeover battle.
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In total, the group linked to Lula's son received 193 million reais ($13 million) from telecoms, internet and cable TV companies, according to the investigation.
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He's a sharp-tongued attorney who has gone to the mat for the President and battles Democrats daily on cable TV and in committee rooms.
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Cable TV fractured that shared experience, and then social media made it easier for Americans to curl up in cozy, angry or self-righteous cocoons.
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At the same time, the Emergency Alert System would use Hawaii's broadcast industry -- such as cable TV and wireless cable -- to send an emergency message.
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Now, the real work for the Redstones and whoever they find to run the cable TV and film conglomerate: Figuring out how to grow again.
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Australian Minister for Resources Matt Canavan said on cable TV channel Sky News that he was "concerned that this puts a question mark on the project".
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About one-third of internet users stream cable TV without paying for it by using credentials of someone they don't live with, according to Parks Associates.
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"If Trump takes Iowa, he'll probably take New Hampshire and go all the way," Mr. Kriener, the unemployed cook, told me, presaging Monday's cable TV punditry.
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Philo, a streaming service backed by cable TV content providers, today launched a low-cost, sports-free live TV service priced at just $16 per month.
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She used the show's success to build a media empire encompassing movie production, magazines, cable TV, and satellite radio, becoming one of the world's richest women.
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HBO, as you may recall, maintains two applications: HBO GO for cable TV subscribers and HBO NOW for those who stream its programming over the web.
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What's more, no one, and I mean absolutely no one, wants to pay separate rental fees to put four cable TV boxes in their family's home.
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So what gives with the snarky blog posts, the sloganeering, the clever formulations about innovation, and the shrieking of cable TV comedians about this wonky notion?
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He&aposs there for the forgotten men and the forgotten women, not the cranks on cable TV who don&apost want to give him any credit.
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Both businesses are in need of new streams of revenue, as the pace of cord cutting continues is impacting the growth of their cable TV businesses.
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Travelers wanted to get from point A to point B. Now cable TV and the Food Network has put excitement into food and made it fun.
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Those two combined account for 20 percent of viewing on HBO GO, the company's app for cable TV subscribers that lets them watch on other devices.
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The new product could be the final significant streaming offering that hits the market as traditional media companies all prepare for a post-cable TV future.
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It's also bigger than any single U.S. cable TV network with the key demographic that includes those aged 18 to 49, the company has previously said.
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As with cable TV, both do offer the opportunity to watch some past episodes, but often with controls like fast-forward disabled — just like on cable.
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A recent study found that Netflix's original series depict more than twice as many instances of smoking than other cable TV shows popular with young people.
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Trump could pass on cable TV and extend his social media presence with digital video, a strategy the campaign has introduced recently with live Facebook streams.
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Another meeting with entire House Republican caucus was also broadcast live on cable TV and included now Vice President Mike Pence (then a Congressman from Indiana).
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Overall, these cord cutters spent twice as much time with their eyes glued to a screen when compared to their peers watching on typical cable TV.
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He is someone whose lens on the world is cable TV so the better you perform on that medium, the more esteem Trump holds you in.
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The Los Gatos, California company is riding a wave of consumers abandoning cable TV and switching to online content, but it faces competition from larger rivals.
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Unlike traditional cable TV, streaming video on demand services can sometimes struggle to connect their viewers to content because users get stuck browsing the content undecided.
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AT&T released its own cable TV replacement, DIRECTV NOW, and quickly hit 200,00 subscribers—though not without some complaints to the FCC along the way.
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A report from Bloomberg on Wednesday claims a "crackdown" on password-sharing is coming thanks to cable TV providers losing billions of dollars to streaming freeloaders.
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It's also unclear how many people will choose to pay for cable TV service or streaming services if they're suddenly cut off from their free access.
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Trump not only watches lots and lots of cable TV, he also cares -- again, a lot -- what the major figures on the airwaves think about him.
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Unlike standalone streaming options from Time Warner's HBO and from CBS Corp, AMC's would be exclusively available to consumers who subscribe to a cable TV package.
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That's up 80 percent year-over-year, and likely another reason why people are rapidly reallocating the money they used to spend on cable TV elsewhere.
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According to remarks made by Hulu CEO Mike Hopkins, this live programming would not be contingent on a user having access to a cable TV subscription.
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Those new prices are dangerously close to — and in some cases, exactly the same as — the traditional cable TV package cord cutters are aiming to replace.
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Conway, who served as Trump's campaign manager and a frequent cable TV surrogate, didn't deny these plans were afoot when The Hill approached her for comment.
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However, only 2261% of China's cable TV network at end-June 29935 supported two-way data transmissions to provide internet access and other interactive TV services.
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We are bombarded every day with snippets of information—tweets, Facebook posts, facts, quips and asides in podcasts, advertisements, cable TV shows, rap beefs, and memes.
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The owners of these channels also own other channels, which they bundle in with their popular networks, leading to bloated cable TV packages and increasing prices.
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As a result, Cable One has been shedding cable TV stations for years, refusing to pay increased programming costs on certain channels it has deemed replaceable.
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Where everybody knew when somebody else was going to talk because you know the problem with cable TV-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: As may now call for overtime.
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Then came cable TV and the talk radio boom, and suddenly people could seek out ideologically congenial sources and tune out the old mass-culture authorities.
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Bolling is back with the show the MSM wouldn't put on cable TV. It's time for America to toughen up, stop whining, and get to work.
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The presidency -- especially in the age of wall-to-wall cable TV and social media -- is an impossible job to get right every (or any) day.
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A single sign-on feature will allow owners to authenticate their cable TV login once and have it applied to every single app that uses it.
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One is Michael Shamberg, the long-haired founder of a cable-TV startup called Top Value Television, who disparages the slick, expensive style of network news.
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But it also largely appeals to those who don't yet pay for cable TV – only broadband – but struggle to find ways to watch live, local programming.
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In the memo, AAP asked cable TV producers to ask border-tax supporters why they now pay effective tax rates that are lower than 35 percent.
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Sure, there are parallels between Avenatti and Trump -- the most notable being that their love of and skill at cable TV has made them known figures.
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While Trump attacks the media at every turn, he is also the most avid consumer of its journalism -- especially via cable TV -- of any president ever.
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Too often, all the American people see of Congress is hyper-partisan bickering on cable TV. What they don't see when the cameras are turned off?
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Just last week Colao, 56, struck a long-expected $21.8 billion deal to buy Liberty Global's cable TV and broadband networks in Germany and Eastern Europe.
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Thankfully, Hulu's cloud DVR will give users the ability to fast-forward through the commercials in their recorded content – just like a cable TV DVR would.
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Per Bloomberg: Comcast signed up 80,000 new cable-TV customers in the fourth quarter, which analysts estimate put them just over 2,000 of what was expected.
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Just today, top Trump surrogate Rudy Giuliani was on cable TV claiming that the vote totals of the "inner cities" were prone to massive voter fraud.
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You're finally getting rid of cable TV. While it's true that there's never been a better time to watch TV, how we watch has changed dramatically.
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You won't need to authenticate with these services, of course, because you are already paying for them just like you would pay a cable TV provider.
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Hulu is also raising the price of its live TV service, which offers a cable-TV-like package of channels, from $40 a month to $45.
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As a commentator on cable TV said during a break in her testimony, Dr. Blasey was both the survivor and the expert witness at the hearing.
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While the Kashmir Valley is familiar with internet blackouts, the latest all-encompassing ban on broadband, landlines and even cable TV has not been enforced before.
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Opinion Columnist I try to limit my intake of 24-hour cable TV news, because as a medium, on balance, I think it's bad for America.
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U.S. media company Discovery Communications in the lead to acquire U.S. cable TV network owner Scripps Network Interactive, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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If you watch the Trump White House through the lens of cable TV, it seems like the vice president is a near-constant companion to Trump.
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He watches cable TV at night and exhorts aides like Mr. Spicer and his policy adviser Stephen Miller to be tougher, according to White House aides.
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In a joint effort with the RNC, Trump campaign spokespeople and surrogates "will be fanning out on cable TV, radio and local TV," the official added.
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Her surrogates and campaign aides aren't going on cable TV to defend her — even as her rivals and their aides are constantly on shows bashing her.
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With monopoly-style market power, it could raise prices on captive customers and protect its existing cable-TV model by thwarting competition from online video services.
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And in that episode, like within moments, everyone on this fictional cable TV news show knows that it's going to be a massive Gulf oil spill.
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Thanks to shows on cable TV, social media and group meetings, Islamists have succeeded to an alarming degree in painting secularism as a threat to Islam.
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The opening remarks of the meeting were broadcast by Cable TV. Reporting by Noah Sin and Donny Kwok; writing by Farah Master; Editing by Shri Navaratnam
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Others needed a push from cable TV. And still others just didn't seem like holiday movies, becoming classics almost accidentally thanks to reclassification or cult followings.
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More recently, Mr. Wolff was a sports commentator for the cable TV station News 21920 Long Island, which he joined when it was founded in 21946.
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As with cable TV, both do offer the opportunity to watch some past episodes, but often with controls like fast forward disabled — just like on cable.
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Publishers, on the other hand, are trying to reach the audience that Snap caters to: Young people who don't watch cable TV or read print magazines.
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Whitaker reportedly said privately that his goal with these on-air remarks was to impress the cable TV-obsessed president and get nominated as a judge.
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Then, add up how much you're spending on things you can live without, such as cable TV or Netflix, restaurant meals, magazine subscriptions and nights out.
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"The cable TV market is extremely concentrated, which is why the FCC has so much hope that online video will bring greater competition," said van Schewick.
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I watch cable TV, stream UHD movies and shows, and play 4K/HDR enhanced video games via Xbox One X. Absolutely best TV I have ever owned.
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While the concept of "sex sells" is far from new in Hollywood, this deliberate shower-mania is really taking cable TV reality shows to the next level.
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That may seem like an odd business model for a streaming service to pursue, but it wouldn't be the first cable TV network to go this route.
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If one believes that the current broadcast and cable TV model is nearing extinction, Zuckerberg's play to develop a dedicated Facebook streaming media delivery platform is intriguing.
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President Mauricio Macri is relaxing regulations to allow telephone companies such as Telecom Argentina and Telefonica to compete with companies like Clarin in the cable TV market.
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Just like what happened with cable TV before it, we may soon return to a world in which all of our favorite shows live under different roofs.
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The new shuffle feature, instead, offers something closer to the experience of turning on cable TV, when there was always some classic favorite show playing in syndication.
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He did — but he also found time to attack Democratic rivals, call Dayton's mayor a "very dishonest person," and endorse his favorite right-wing cable TV channel.
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Meyer has the square jaw and buzzed hair that, if you were to catch on a cable TV roundtable, would suggest law enforcement before he said anything.
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The S350DB speakers warmly and faithfully reproduce sound equally well from cable TV, set-top boxes, video game consoles old and new, Blu-rays and even vinyl.
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Why, he's in the Mar-a-Lago, head peeking out from under his duvet covers, watching cable TV and slowly turning the shade of a ripe strawberry.
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The survey also showed that Netflix (37 percent) was the most popular daily video service among teens, followed by YouTube (26 percent) then cable TV (25 percent).
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Tradesy will also use the new money to run more national cable TV ad campaigns, which DiNunzio said have been as cost-effective as its online advertising.
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This ad-spending disparity is even wider in the battleground states, given that Rebuilding America Now's $1.3 million has been on cable TV, not in the battlegrounds.
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From the internet to cable TV, the number of outlets to get your entertainment fix keep exponentially increasing... and they all keep cross-breeding with each other.
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Why it matters: It used to be that high-powered politicos would look to establish themselves on cable TV or in the nonprofit world after leaving office.
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For more on the company, click on The Swedish cable TV operator reported core profit above expectations and said it would significantly increase its dividend in 2017.
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Prime members can also add take advantage of Amazon Channels to pay for access to premium networks like HBO, Showtime and Starz without a cable TV subscription.
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At the time, it seemed as if Hulu would soon expand to include a fuller lineup of premium cable TV, but that didn't immediately come to pass.
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Netflix also shrugged off what's viewed as a larger "ecosystem change" as firms such as Sony, Dish, AT&T and Hulu begin offering streaming cable TV packages.
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Unfortunately, though, existing customers aren't being grandfathered in to the old pricing structure — just like back in the cable TV days, your monthly bill will simply increase.
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ESPN President John Skipper talks with Peter Kafka about how the massive Disney-owned sports network is trying to stay competitive amid fears of cable TV stagnation.
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N acquisition announced last year, which would give the telecom company control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other media assets.
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AT&T holds that the deal would benefit customers by enhancing access to premium content on their mobile devices and providing an alternative to cable TV companies.
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She told him that she subscribed to cable TV just to watch him sing the anthem and that she turned off the game after he was finished.
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In a now-notorious 1947 murder that inspired countless cable TV documentaries and a Brian De Palma movie, an unknown killer sliced struggling actress Elizabeth Short, a.k.a.
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If you have a cable TV subscription that includes HBO, you can also use HBO Go — it's a freebie bonus for paying for an HBO cable subscription.
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Barney Frank (D-Mass.), a frequent cable TV pundit who was among the Clinton allies booed when they spoke on the convention stage on the opening day.
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But technology aside, cable TV is regulated by local franchising authorities and the FCC, and is subject to many rules that don't apply to online streaming services.
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The move would combine Time Warner's vast collection of content, from movies to cable TV networks, with AT&T's sprawling network of cable, satellite and phone subscribers.
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Regent has two main dorms, each featuring spacious fully furnished rooms equipped with full-sized kitchens (so you can cook your ramen in style!) and cable TV.
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These days, more and more people are choosing to subscribe to online streaming platforms for their TV viewing pleasure, rather than paying for pricey cable TV packages.
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It is important to keep in mind that of the six dominant media companies, one, NBC Universal, is controlled by the nation's largest cable-TV company, Comcast.
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The legacy media giant was the king of cable TV thanks to media networks like ESPN that commanded colossal audiences and supplied half of Disney's operating income.
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Bossert has kept a low profile and is not a regular on cable TV, but he is well regarded by his peers in the national security field.
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As growth in the broadband and cable TV market flatlines, companies like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast have increasingly pushed their way into broadcasting and online advertising.
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Fox has 22 RSNs across the country, which have deals with 44 pro sports teams to deliver local games to cable TV subscribers that carry the networks.
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Take it from yours truly, a world-weary graduate who managed to survive the rigmarole of a four-year degree: You don't need a cable TV subscription.
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"Cable TV was in its infancy, and thankfully not many people watched the show because I was really green in front of the camera," Ms. Zieman said.
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Neither did the novelist Brad Meltzer, who discovered it while he was filming an episode of his cable TV show, "Lost History," at Fort Belvoir in Virginia.
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They had been holding their breath for the outcome of a seemingly unrelated court case about cable TV that could have made dealing with the problem harder.
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Big media deals mean live telecasts and streams of nearly every game in tens of millions of households on network television, cable TV and conference-owned networks.
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The August debate on Fox News drew 24 million viewers, a record for a presidential primary debate and the highest non-sports telecast in cable TV history.
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A few stories will be produced -- and a few more cable TV segments will be made -- that try to figure out whether there is any "there" there.
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Sometimes known as "Skote Vahshat," Mesri was charged in 2017 with hacking cable TV network HBO to leak unaired episodes of the fantasy drama Game of Thrones.
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The Trump campaign's position, that the tax maneuver is a nonissue because it was legal, gained at least some traction among the cable TV pundits Tuesday morning.
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Comcast paid $40 billion for Sky, a satellite TV, broadband and mobile operator, in September to fuel global growth and counter declines in U.S. cable TV subscribers.
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The pundits and spin doctors and cable TV hosts have all given you their takes on that particularly messy Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina last night.
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Beyond Lewandowski, there are others in Trump&aposs orbit contemplating higher office, including the president&aposs son Donald Trump Jr., Trump loyalist and cable-TV staple Rep.
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The law covers ride-hailing services, retailers, cable TV companies, mobile service providers and other companies that collect personal data for commercial purposes and meet certain conditions.
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The changes are an attempt to prevent customers from moving away from traditional cable TV and turning to cheaper streaming services that don't lock consumers into contracts.
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These services have siphoned off our attention from traditional broadcast and cable TV. Yet, ironically, this secular decline in TV ratings make attention more valuable than ever.
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The first is the transition from linear cable TV to streaming services, which are expensive to build out and run and require premium content to stand out.
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This visceral realism was most telling during Scarpia's attempted rape of Tosca: the writhing bodies were as difficult to watch as on some grim cable-TV drama.
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Millions of Americans are canceling cable TV, a trend poised to accelerate as new streaming products such as Disney+, Apple TV+ and HBO Max hit the market.
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Would you pay more money to watch some TV shows without commercials — but only from one network, and only if you are already paying for cable TV?
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From December, she had been among scores of mostly young female North Korean defectors who have tried to build careers on cable TV talk or reality shows.
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The news media's coverage of the investigation, particularly on cable TV, caused millions of Americans who disapprove of Mr. Trump to put their faith in Mr. Mueller.
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The firm's latest report, based on a survey of 45,292 randomly chosen customers, found that our hatred of traditional cable TV providers just reached another historic low.
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Disney's core businesses — theme parks, movies, merchandise, and cable TV — are all staying intact, and the company expects it will stay as such for a long time.
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Verizon, in a move meant to better serve and retain those customers willing to pay for a premium cable TV experience, today introduced a new feature called "Free View" for FiOS TV. This option lets consumers control when they're able to access a free preview of a paid cable TV channel, like HBO or Showtime – access that used to be offered only by way of special, time-sensitive promotions.
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But platforms will inevitably bundle them together for a discount, just like today's cable TV. Those same services are killing shared viewing, but they'll bring that back too.
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" And he described cable TV itself as a "huge parasite in the marketplace, feeding and fattening itself off of local television stations and copyright owners of copyrighted material.
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If you need any proof that cable TV needs to be reinvented, look no further than a cable box's confusing remote control and its spreadsheet-like programming guide.
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Netflix has many hits of its own It is true that Netflix subscribers watch a lot of shows that first ran on traditional broadcast or cable TV networks.
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Another premium cable TV network, Starz, is taking the plunge into the streaming video market with today's launch of its own standalone streaming service, aimed at cord cutters.
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Declines in subscriber totals and the prospect that cord cutting could accelerate in the coming years have eroded any confidence that cable TV production has better days ahead.
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AFP is spending six-figures on the cable TV buy, which runs nationwide for a week and tells consumers they'll see higher prices if the BAT comes in.
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Comcast, as the nation's largest cable-TV provider, has the most to lose if you cut the cord, but not just for the obvious loss of distribution revenue.
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Evidence-free freakouts over erotica are a time-honored tradition, from fears about "pornographic" French novels in the 1890s to consternation over cable-TV porn in the 1980s.
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That being said, Verizon's move toward unbundling is also an indication of how cable TV companies have been re-thinking how channels are sold and marketed to consumers.
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Industry observers had expected the service, which allows consumers to stream HBO programming over the internet without a cable TV subscription, to reach 1 to 2 million subscribers.
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Today, Amazon offers over 160 premium Prime Video channels, including HBO, Showtime, Starz, Cinemax and others that have been previously sold as add-ons to cable TV subscriptions.
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As more consumers cut the cord with cable TV and turn to streaming services, rival services will need to offer more than an expansive catalog to attract customers.
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The result could provide scientific cover for the administration's policies, and prevent the president from relying instead on a cable TV network instead of his government's own experts.
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That's not the case with pay TV. The cable TV guys have had competition from the satellite TV guys for many years, and more recently from the telcos.
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But they evolved into criminal organizations preying on those impoverished communities, controlling everything from real estate and electricity to cable TV. Some of the leaders entered local politics.
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Moreover, the reason investors participate in the show is because they want to be featured on cable TV, not because they are looking to see quality deal flow.
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Dish's cheap cable TV-like bundle offers a way for customers to watch the "best of cable," along with ESPN, at prices that start at $2000 per month.
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Hulu is said to be working on a live-streaming service that it would use to provide broadcast and cable TV channels like ESPN and the Fox network.
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According to chief executive Robert Kotick, Activision hopes to create "the ESPN of eSports" by bringing mainstream viewing away from the internet and onto traditional cable TV channels.
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But the red line for Spicer apparently was the hiring of Anthony Scaramucci, the Wall Street financier and frequent surrogate for Trump on cable TV, as communications director.
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President Trump called in to his favorite cable TV show, "Fox & Friends," to say that the investigation of his lawyer, Michael Cohen, has nothing to do with him.
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It could be difficult to find a buyer for assets of Viacom, which faces structural headwinds, such as falling cable TV ratings and a crowded field of networks.
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The sight of his SUV making its way down a California highway with a chasing helicopter beaming live pictures to cable TV added another layer of headscratching scenery.
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To what extent people want to replicate the cable tv experience in a browser or app is not yet known, as it's still early days in this market.
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CBS plans to begin selling All Access with its Showtime over-the-top service - independent of any cable TV subscription - but is still determining the pricing, Moonves said.
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TV knows it must push toward virtual and augmented reality The move by HBO and Discovery comes at a time when cable TV ratings are in sharp decline.
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For every quote, comment, soundbite on cable TV or radio about Donald Trump's bullying of Jeff Sessions, there would be an accompanying story on the pages of Breitbart.
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During today's planned Day of Action, we need to ask ourselves if we want the internet of the future to look anything like the cable TV of today.
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Lastly, my apartment has never had cable TV. Instead, I subscribe to Netflix, Hulu (now included in my Spotify subscription), HBO Now, CBS Instant Access, and Amazon Prime.
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Companies like Comcast—which are both internet and cable TV providers—try to simultaneously punish and profit from users that choose to cancel traditional TV services, he said.
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In a bid to boost international growth, Elisa is buying cable TV company Starman's Estonian operations, as well as network solutions firm Santa Monica's Finnish and Estonian businesses.
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Altice, a French telecoms company that has splurged on debt-laden acquisitions, was reported to be interested in buying Charter Communications, America's second-biggest provider of cable-TV.
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"High School Musical 2" broke records when it became one of the most-watched events ever broadcast on cable TV at the time, per The New York Times.
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In February 2017, South Korean private equity firm MBK Partners also suffered a blow to its plan to sell its stake in cable TV company China Network Systems.
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He hasn't fallen into the politician's trap of hanging on to his past achievements, which limits a former politician's appeal to cable TV bookers and public speaking agencies.
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Who needs a cabinet or a West Wing filled with serious policy mavens, when a president can watch cable TV talk shows, then emote into his twitter feed?
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The dispute focuses on the price AT&T is willing to pay the network for the right to show its channels on its satellite and cable TV packages.
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After clearing it with his people, we drove through a piney off-campus neighborhood, arriving at a squat concrete building advertising "free cable TV!" on a placard outside.
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The company is expected to make the service free, with ads, to Comcast's more than 21 million US cable-TV subscribers, and subscribers to other pay-TV bundles.
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Senators questioning Judge Gorsuch during the confirmation hearing should go back to basics and list complaints they hear from constituents about: prescription drugs, cable TV, banks, and airlines.
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Even so, she says, she and her husband recently cut back their cable TV service and are eating out less often to gird for a more austere retirement.
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In June, Amazon announced a tool for developers of cable TV apps, streaming services, and other content providers that would let them add voice control to their apps.
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I was subletting a studio apartment in Midtown Manhattan, a 12-by-12 room that had cable TV, a shower, a hot plate, and not a lot else.
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The Justice Department's complaint against AT&T's purchase of Time Warner called out concerns that the deal would raise prices for cable TV subscribers and harm online innovation.
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Facebook "wants to sell consumers subscriptions to cable TV networks like HBO and hopes they'll watch those networks on its own apps," Recode's Peter Kafka scooped on Thursday.
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His father, who is retired, worked for a cable-TV company; his mother is a teacher's aide; his brother works in a warehouse, and sometimes drives for Uber.
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Fox Sports announced in December that it&aposll be streaming the game on supported media streaming devices in 4K HDR, and in 4K with certain cable TV providers.
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YouTube TV is YouTube&aposs premium service, offering premium video streaming without ads and access to live local and cable TV networks, all using the YouTube TV app.
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Some satellite and cable TV providers also still require you to sign a long-term service contract, and most streaming services don&apost force you into a contract.
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Local broadcasters TVB and Cable TV said the Hong Kong government was set to ban face masks at public rallies in a bid to ease months of unrest.
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It's also the work of Flynn's reshuffled legal team, helmed by Sidney Powell, a longtime lawyer who has become a prominent cable TV critic of the Mueller investigation.
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At the same time, "cord-cutting," where people cancel their cable TV subscriptions, is likely to be driven by a switch to digital services between 2017 and 2022.
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Sadly, the task of speaking for what some call "real warfighters" has too often fallen to a cadre of conservative groups, right-wing politicians and cable TV hosts.
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In a local cable-TV interview Monday evening, Walker said he chose not to primary a fellow Republican or run for lieutenant governor because of his 2022 ambitions.
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The similarities between the way Sling TV operates and a traditional cable TV subscription could be why it's the first platform to gain access to Cinemax over-the-top.
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In the past, consumers would pay for cable TV – perhaps tacking on some premium channels to have more to watch – and stay subscribed for a long period of time.
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During the most recent legislative session, the state senate briefly considered a bill that would have extended video service provider fees to non-cable TV companies, such as Netflix.
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It comes in countless shapes and sizes and exists everywhere — in congress, on cable TV, and at the top of the Billboard charts — and there's no denying its potency.
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See also: NBCUniversal selling soccer games it used to offer for free to cable TV subscribers, and the New York Times putting up a paywall around its cooking section.
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Aside from imposing stringent free-speech mandates on private cable-TV providers, viewing MNN as a state actor could revolutionise the relationship between much larger networks and their users.
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How many millions of people have imbibed a stream of outlandish conspiracy theories, casual prejudices, and outright distortions over the years from Fox News, cable TV, or talk radio?
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The concept has gained such traction among voters that they've become pundits, weighing the pros and cons of each candidate like cable TV guests waiting in the green room.
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But here's news about one streaming service that's shutting down: Sony's Playstation Vue, which offered a digital version of the cable TV bundle, will close up shop in January.
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In a recent interview, CBS said there are 20 million U.S. households without a cable TV subscription – the market it believes it can convince to try its streaming product.
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About a third of Netflix viewers valued a friend's opinion on what to watch, while only 19 percent of cable TV viewers cared about recommendations, the Reelgood study found.
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It took ESPN less than six months for ESPN+ to gain 1 million subscribers, and the $4.99-per-month app doesn't even have ESPN's cable TV content on it.
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Investors and analysts worry that Disney and other media companies are being abandoned by "cord cutters," especially younger viewers unwilling to pay for cable TV bundles of television channels.
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Most Americans still pay for a cable-TV package, but that's gradually changing as consumers decide there's no reason to pay for several hundred TV channels they don't watch.
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Released in 2015, Vue is Sony's answer to Sling and other skinny bundle packages that offer a more limited alternative to full-fledged cable TV at a reduced price.
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But since then—when Newt Gingrich pushed the Republican Party to the right, and shock radio and ideological cable TV were born—a partisan gap has opened ever wider.
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Tele2 announced in January that it had agreed a $3.2 billion takeover of cable TV company Com Hem, a deal which was approved by the EU Commission on Monday.
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The new product won't have cable TV, although it will give customers the option to rent shows and movies and upgrade to a Comcast video package, the people said.
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Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim Hoettges on Monday stood by comments he made last week calling any deal "totally unacceptable" because it would create a cable TV monopoly in Germany.
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