In the coup's aftermath, 14 satellite-television stations and around 3,000 local radio stations were shut down temporarily, as was access to international satellite-television transmissions.
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Satellite television helps shoot different dialects to fame, as well.
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AT&T purchased satellite television service DirecTV for $48.5 billion in 2015.
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The prince also controls satellite television networks watched across the Arab world.
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Mr. Bezos announced that customer, the satellite television provider Eutelsat, on Tuesday.
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Khashoggi gained a wide following with his appearances on Arab satellite television networks.
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Dish has competed for years with AT&T's DirecTV for satellite television customers.
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Its core businesses of delivering phone, internet and satellite television services are maturing.
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A pro-Hifter satellite television network broadcasts his propaganda and sometimes Salafist sermons.
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Likewise, network investments by smaller operators of cable or direct-broadcast satellite television spiked.
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Satellite television provider Dish Network Corp is expected to report its numbers next Thursday.
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Right now, most customers rent their boxes from their cable or satellite television company.
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Eight years ago Al Jazeera, the Qatari satellite television network, was the Arab spring's soapbox.
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Pai's connections to the wider world were AM radio and his family's satellite television dish.
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It will air Saturday and Sunday on cable and satellite television in all 50 states.
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Meanwhile, satellite television companies and traditional television outlets are pouring more resources into streaming offerings.
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No more satellite television, internet, music, movies, books or anything that contradicted the official militant line.
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Now they turn to satellite television and the internet, but their goal is largely the same.
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" He particularly argues that satellite television "has been to athletes what the gramophone was to musicians.
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The year-ago numbers include Fox's direct broadcast satellite television business, which the company has since sold.
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The year-ago quarter included Fox's direct broadcast satellite television business, which the company has since sold.
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Arris makes electronics such as modems and set-top boxes used by cable and satellite television companies.
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News outlets like the RT satellite television network and Sputnik show Western Europe as awash in demonstrations.
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The only sight of his visage is on a satellite television station funded by his exiled supporters.
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One key element of Marrero's decision: that satellite television company Dish could become a viable fourth competitor.
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AT&T owns one of its main clients, Sky Brasil Serviços Ltda, Brazil's No. 2 satellite television provider.
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It will air Saturday and Sunday on cable and satellite television in all 50 states, USA Today reported.
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AT&T and Time Warner are trying to merge into a nationwide internet, satellite television and media powerhouse.
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And social media and satellite television have made even those who remain at home familiar with other societies.
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LONDON — Sky, the British satellite television giant, has been a most elusive crown jewel for the Murdoch family.
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In an attempt to expand its reach, AT&T acquired satellite television operator DirecTV in 22014 for $22019 billion.
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The house has freshwater tanks and rooftop solar panels to provide electricity for hot water, internet and satellite television.
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"It's why people could watch television programs in rural communities long before the advent of satellite television," he wrote.
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The analyst said the Comcast's bid for Sky is expensive given the competitive pressures on the satellite television market.
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Its communication skills cannot match IS or the Brotherhood, which beam their message out on satellite television and social media.
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DirecTV, the satellite television provider with the Sunday Ticket NFL package, is offering refunds to fans offended by the protests.
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It also lost 286,000 satellite television subscribers, as viewers continue to "cut the cord" in favor of streaming video platforms.
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Iran is suspicious of the BBC because it broadcasts a Persian-language satellite television channel that competes with state television.
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Its recent bid to become the sole owner of Sky, the British satellite television giant, has been stuck in purgatory.
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Those included approval of its merger with Yes, a satellite television company, despite the objections of lower-level ministry officials.
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And a range of satellite television stations run by Hezbollah and its allies blanket the region with pro-Iranian news.
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For example, many future and current early retirees don't subscribe to cable or satellite television service, which helps minimize costs.
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In 2013, Iraq's government accused Al Jazeera and nine other satellite television channels of fostering sectarian sentiment that was fuelling violence.
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Iranian funds have allowed Nujaba to start its own satellite television station, called Al Nujaba TV, according to the security adviser.
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British royal events are celebrated keenly, but human links with Pakistan remain, thanks to satellite television and online learning (see article).
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Satellite television channels must not air more than two imported programs through the year during primetime hours from 7:30 p.m.
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Khashoggi was once a Saudi newspaper editor and is a familiar face on political talk shows on Arab satellite television networks.
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The groom's mother retired as a marketing and strategic planning consultant at Epix, a cable and satellite television network in Manhattan.
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The accusations about Mr. O'Reilly surfaced just as Mr. Murdoch looks to take control of the British satellite television giant Sky.
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The satellite television provider is expected to show $1.92 billion on the top line and 58 cents in earnings per share.
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Dish Network – The satellite television provider added TV subscribers during the fourth quarter, surprising analysts who had expected a drop in subscribers.
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Many international broadcasters have cut back or eliminated their shortwave services in recent times, supplanted by satellite television transmissions and the internet.
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Previously these types of campaigns were fought via sophisticated and expensive communication technologies, such as short-wave radio or transnational satellite television.
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Satellite companies have faced challenges from online streaming services, which has raised doubts over the prospects for their core satellite television business.
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Mr. Dar, 36, is a finance director at A&E Networks, which is in Manhattan and owns cable and satellite television channels.
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Mr. Delrahim has said Comcast had a much smaller reach into American homes than AT&T's nationwide wireless and satellite television network.
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He founded Sky in the early 1990s, helping to jump-start a satellite television revolution in Britain that quickly spread across Europe.
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All satellite television channels as well as radio stations in Pakistan will have to comply with the conduct starting 3pm on Oct. 21.
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Cuban state news outlets have barely covered such reports but they have trickled through via illegal satellite television and conversations with relatives abroad.
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AT&T is entering a crowded market that services viewers who increasingly consume video online rather than through cable and satellite television services.
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When Keshet and Reshet passed on "Fauda," Raz and Issacharoff went to Yes, a satellite television provider that claims six hundred thousand subscribers.
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However, the latest episodes of currently airing TV shows still require viewers to subscribe to cable or satellite television in order to watch.
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Khashoggi had gained a wide following with his appearances on Arab satellite television networks as a prominent critic of the Gulf kingdom's rulers.
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"Infomercials started really waning in the late '90s due to the internet and the proliferation of cable channels and satellite television," Dworman says.
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Families stayed glued to state and satellite television and social media for live updates of the attacks and reaction from the United States.
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Mr. Murdoch's entertainment conglomerate, 21st Century Fox, is also closing in on a coveted prize in Europe, the British satellite television giant Sky.
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The AT&T CEO responded by saying that half of millennials don't want that programming enough to subscribe to cable or satellite television.
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Earlier in the week, Nicaragua's telecommunications regulator ordered a satellite television network to remove from its offerings the opposition television news channel 100% Noticias.
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Specifically, Dish, the satellite television company — which already owns the minor player Boost Mobile — is also going to acquire Sprint's prepaid subsidiary Virgin Mobile.
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The Federal Communications Commission is currently considering rules that would free cable and satellite television subscribers from the tyranny of the set-top box.
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The proposed transaction is considered a vertical deal since AT&T, which owns satellite television company DirecTV, is buying a content supplier, Time Warner.
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But he has no comparable way to raise money the way he did when he got in on the ground floor of satellite television.
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Or, the people said, AT&T could sell off DirecTV, the satellite television provider that it bought two years ago for nearly $49 billion.
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The younger Mr. Azcárraga did little to change Televisa's programming formula, but he moved aggressively to invest in cable and satellite television in Mexico.
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Since October, set-top boxes have been appearing throughout Saudi Arabia, loaded with access to the channels over the internet and on satellite television.
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All of this evolved quite organically in the context of the expanding exurbs, air-conditioning, the automobile and cable/satellite television — secular issues all.
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After roughly 20 years of the internet, satellite television and affordable foreign travel, Iranians have grown more sophisticated, educated and moderate, and less pious.
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The city was severed from the outside world after ISIS took control and banned the use of satellite television, the Internet and global cell phones.
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Mosul has been largely severed from the outside world since ISIS took control and banned satellite television, the Internet and the use of cell phones.
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They want the merged entity to divest itself of either the entire Turner Broadcasting suite of channels or AT&T's satellite television broadcasting unit, DirecTV.
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If completed, it would create a media and telecom giant with AT&T's wireless and satellite television service and Time Warner's movies and television assets.
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Against this backdrop, British regulators have been asked to investigate a deal between Mr. Murdoch's 21st Century Fox and the British satellite television company Sky.
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Comcast shares have fallen by nearly 22016% since the auction, on fears that it overpaid for a company whose core technology, satellite television, is becoming obsolete.
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Zeleke was managing director of Ethiopian Satellite Television and Radio (ESAT), one of the largest Ethiopian news outlets, and run by members of the country's diaspora.
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These fees are the money paid by cable and satellite television providers to local, over-the-air broadcast stations for the right to carry local transmissions.
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The companies have agreed to divest Sprint's prepaid businesses, including Boost Mobile, to satellite television firm Dish Network Corp to create a fourth U.S. wireless carrier.
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In 2014, with strong support from the NCTA, Congress passed a reauthorization of legislation governing the television marketplace called the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act.
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AT&T's interest in Time Warner comes more than two years after it announced a $48.5 billion deal for DirecTV, the nation's largest satellite television provider.
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Ms. Alinejad has reached out to Iranian women on Persian-language satellite television, through social media and through a website she runs called My Stealthy Freedom.
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TEHRAN — A prominent American-born journalist working for an Iranian state-run satellite television channel has been arrested in the United States, the broadcaster said Wednesday.
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It is waiting for British regulatory approval to buy full control of Sky, the British satellite television giant in which it owns a 39 percent stake.
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"Even in a very far village in Afghanistan, Saudi means something," said Mr. Anas, who today runs Al Magharibia, a satellite television channel based in London.
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In a huge slick poster, entitled "Why I Should Destroy My Dish", the jihadists provided 20 reasons, revolving mostly around the immorality of satellite television programmes.
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During the Ukraine crisis in 2014, manipulative and often outright invented news poured in from Russia on satellite television and websites and into sympathetic local newspapers.
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Since it began airing in 2014, Mr. Albasheer's weekly show has become one of the most popular shows in Iraq, airing on YouTube and satellite television.
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India has an estimated 145 million households with cable and satellite television, but Dish is betting this will grow to 200 million in the next three years.
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Like many immigrants in adopted countries around the world today, Mbaye and his family stay in touch with their homeland by telephone, the internet and satellite television.
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Manoto, a private satellite television channel based in London believed to be run by those who back Iran's ousted shah, reported Saturday that Amiri had been executed.
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The 13-point ultimatum to Qatar includes closing the Al Jazeera satellite television network, curbing relations with Iran, shutting a Turkish base in Doha and paying reparations.
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That's thanks mostly to television revenue, which continues to rise despite changing audience habits that have seen millions of viewers cancel their cable and satellite television subscriptions.
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In May, they set up their own satellite television network, the Southern Cameroons Broadcasting Corporation, which reaches up to 500,000 people, said SCBC board member Derric Ndim.
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Dish, like its competitors, has been struggling with "cord-cutting" as consumers cancel their cable and satellite television subscriptions and increasingly shift to cheaper online video streaming.
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The FTC was awarded a $280 million judgment against Dish Network, a satellite television provider, for Do Not Call List violations, including some robocalls, earlier this month.
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AT&T, which would be a major conduit of Time Warner content if the deal were approved, purchased satellite television service DirecTV for $48.5 billion in 2015.
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Ms. Alinejad has reached out to Iranian women on Persian-language satellite television and through social media, and via a website she runs called My Stealthy Freedom.
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Although satellite television and video downloads have made the ban on commercial theaters all but irrelevant, the announcement highlights the diminishing power of the kingdom's conservative clerics.
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AT&T, which owns satellite television service DirecTV, said it lost 207,000 traditional U.S. video subscribers in the quarter as more consumers drop their pay-TV packages.
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Ordinary Eritreans enjoy much more exposure to the outside world than their North Korean counterparts: satellite television is ubiquitous and the internet, though extraordinarily slow, is apparently uncensored.
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Over the last five years, major cable and satellite television providers in the US have lost millions of subscribers, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down.
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In November AT&T-owned HBO stopped being carried on Dish's satellite television service after failing to reach a new deal and has not returned to the service.
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Comcast lost to Disney on a bid to buy Fox this year but prevailed against Disney in an auction to buy satellite television broadcaster and media company Sky.
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A global powerhouse offering access to the internet through mobile phones and landlines, and satellite television service through DirecTV, AT&T has a long history of battling regulators.
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Elliott took aim at AT&T's $85 billion acquisition of media company TimeWarner Inc last year and the $49 billion purchase of satellite television provider DirecTV in 2015.
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Elliott took aim at AT&T's $85 billion acquisition of media company TimeWarner Inc last year and the $49 billion purchase of satellite television provider DirecTV in 2015.
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On Thursday, 21st Century Fox reached a deal to take full control of the satellite television company Sky, paying $14.8 billion for the shares it did not own.
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Campaigns can place TV ads in a state through buying commercials on local stations or targeting audience location on internet-enabled TVs and cable or satellite television services.
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It's in the process of seeking regulatory approval in Britain to take full control of the British satellite television giant Sky in a deal worth about $15 billion.
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You could write it off as paranoia, but since the premiere, the trailer has been on Persian Satellite Television, and BBC Persia has reported on it numerous times.
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AT&T, which in 2015 bought satellite television service DirecTV for $48.5 billion, launched late last year DirecTV Now, the company's skinny bundle of channels delivered over the internet.
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The third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless companies have agreed to divest Sprint's prepaid businesses to satellite television company Dish Network Corp to create a fourth U.S. wireless carrier.
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While Iran is undergoing broad changes under the influence of satellite television, the Internet and cheap foreign travel, few laws have been updated since the Islamic Revolution of 1979.
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The set-top-box proposal could give those companies access to cable and satellite television programming for their devices and let them track viewer habits for their ad businesses.
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The merger would make AT&T unmatched in its size and reach to consumers through smartphones, home broadband, satellite television and a broad portfolio of cable channels and movies.
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Last fall, he presented AT&T and Time Warner with two options: Sell the majority stake in either DirecTV, which is AT&T's satellite television company, or Turner Broadcasting.
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The satellite television provider Dish Network said people who use its Hopper digital video recorders would be able to use Alexa voice commands to change channels and play movies.
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Arris International PLC and its subsidiaries were named as respondents in the case, which alleges that Arris has imported digital and satellite television products that infringe upon Sony patents.
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This can be avoided if members of Congress act quickly and reauthorize the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act (STELAR) before it expires at the end of the year.
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The online entertainment company expanded its footprint to Malaysia by launching a channel with Astro, a Malaysian satellite television provider, to bring video content to the Southeast Asian country.
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The people and groups paying for political ads on cable and satellite television will likely soon be searchable in a central online database maintained by the Federal Communications Commission.
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The company, which owns satellite television service DirecTV, lost 187,000 traditional U.S. video customers, fewer than the 257,000 customers analysts had expected them to lose, according to research firm FactSet.
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We will be joined by a countless Iranians still living under the thumb of the theocratic regime, who will risk reprisals to watch the proceedings on banned satellite television channels.
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Armed with a fleet of brand-new Airbus jets, each outfitted with leather seats and individual screens offering satellite television, JetBlue was the brainchild of serial airline entrepreneur David Neeleman.
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"We think the likelihood of a Fox bid for Sky now rises," said Tim Nollen, an analyst at Macquarie Capital, referring to the pan-European satellite television and internet company.
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Satellite television and the internet spawned previously inconceivable fantasies of private wealth and consumption, even as inequality, corruption and nepotism grew and India's social hierarchies appeared as entrenched as ever.
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Influenced by satellite television, cheaper international travel, the internet, waves of migration to big cities and access to higher education, most of Iranian society now adheres to middle-class values.
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He added that AT&T didn't buy DirecTV because it cared much about satellite television, but in order to more easily gain access to media rights at a lower cost.
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Suraphel Demissie, who grew up as an orphan, has a 24-hour satellite television channel, tens of millions of YouTube views, a large office in Addis Ababa and an international following.
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Previously, multiple outlets reported that the government had asked AT&T to sell either Turner Broadcasting, which owns CNN, or satellite television provide DirecTV in order to proceed with the takeover.
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The internet companies pose two challenges to pay TV. They either compete with cable and satellite television for ad dollars or provide cheaper online video that has hurt pricey pay-TV.
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AT&T, which also owns satellite television service DirecTV, told customers on Twitter that it had no estimate when service would be restored and technicians were working to fix the problem.
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The rise of cable and satellite television channels in the 1980s and 1990s made it possible to serve news tailored to specific types of consumer; the internet makes it much easier.
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In 2015, the entertainment-data company, Gracenote, announced a DVR Extend service it was offering to cable- and satellite-television providers to automatically adjust the DVR to record the whole game.
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The combination of the two companies has created a media and telecommunications giant with television stations, a movie studio, nearly 160 million wireless customers and a nationwide satellite television service, DirecTV.
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In November, AT&T-owned premium cable network HBO stopped being carried on Dish's satellite television service after failing to reach a new deal and has not returned to the service.
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As he neared the height of his influence — in the empire, and with his father — James was running the British satellite television service Sky while nudging the company into green initiatives.
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Television, and more recently the internet, have helped stoke interest in the game; N.F.L. and college games have regularly aired for years, and cable and satellite television has expanded the offerings.
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However, Iran's young society has changed at a lightning pace over the past decade, propelled by the rise of the Internet, satellite television, the influx of oil money and cheap foreign travel.
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AT&T's $67 billion acquisition of satellite television provider DirecTV in 2015 not only eliminated a competitor, the combined weight of the two companies gave AT&T greater leverage in programming negotiations.
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CRITICISM OF BIG DEALS Elliott took aim at AT&T's $85 billion acquisition of media company TimeWarner Inc last year and the $49 billion purchase of satellite television provider DirecTV in 2015.
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In response, a scholar from Dar al-Ifta, the authority responsible for issuing religious edicts, or fatwas, told a satellite television show that anyone who did not vote would be a traitor.
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The combined company would have a library that includes HBO's hit "Game of Thrones" and channels like CNN, along with vast distribution reach through wireless and satellite television services across the country.
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That figure is for broadcast television alone, and does not include ad spending on cable and satellite television, which are harder to track and generally comprise a smaller portion of campaign ad spending.
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With the January inflation report, the government started quality adjusting the CPI series related to telecommunications services such as land-line telephones, internet, cable and satellite television, to account for rapid technological change.
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The overall idea is so obviously unsound that the conditions under which the merger was approved involve a convoluted effort to turn Dish, the satellite television company, into a fourth national mobile provider.
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Their preachers on satellite television call for re-establishing Zaydi rule across the border, not just over the three border provinces the Al Sauds seized in 1934 but even over Mecca farther north.
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One 2013 case against Phoenix Satellite Television was thrown out because the judge found that the statute prohibiting sexual harassment in the workplace didn't apply to the unpaid intern who filed the lawsuit.
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Accounts of the negotiations vary; in one, the Justice Department urged AT&T to sell Turner Broadcasting, the parent company of cable channels including CNN, or to sell DirecTV, the satellite television provider.
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The DOJ approved the merger under the condition that the combined T-Mobile and Sprint would help stand up Dish, a satellite television company, as a viable fourth competitor in the wireless market.
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The internet companies, including Netflix Inc, pose two challenges to pay TV. They either compete with cable and satellite television for ad dollars or provide cheaper online video that has hurt pricey pay-TV.
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From the time he wakes up 'til it's time for bed, the boy sits on the mattress in front of the freezer and watches an Arabic equivalent of the Disney Channel on satellite television.
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Satellite companies, which generate a large part of their revenue from satellite television, have seen their business model challenged in recent years by the increased popularity of online video streaming services such as Netflix.
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While satellite television provider Dish Network remains the front-runner to acquire the Boost assets, Goldman has told prospective buyers as late as Tuesday that it is preparing for an upcoming auction of Boost.
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Cable TV providers have been struggling as consumers continue to cancel their cable and satellite television subscriptions, also called "cord-cutting", and increasingly shift to online video streaming such as Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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With more people abandoning cable and satellite television, the operators of those services have started to squeeze regional sports networks, either by refusing to carry them or by balking at any increases in fees.
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Khashoggi is a familiar face on political talk shows on Arab satellite television networks and used to advise Prince Turki al-Faisal, former Saudi intelligence chief and ambassador to the United States and Britain.
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Victims include political dissidents like Gholamreza Khosravi, an activist of Iran's principal opposition, the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK), who was hanged in 28500 simply for providing financial assistance to a satellite television station.
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Davis, who served eight years in the Marines as a food service specialist before her career in law enforcement, said for years her family had a satellite television subscription so they could watch football.
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Rupert Murdoch has long coveted total ownership of Sky, whose assets include broadband services, a Pan-European satellite television network and popular original broadcasting with rights to sporting events like the English Premier League.
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She assured me that it had everything I needed to fill my day until she came home from work: satellite television, an Internet connection, and American food that she had bought especially for me.
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But while T-Mobile is the company on the docket, much of the proceeding has centered on Dish, an ambitious satellite television provider that would emerge from the deal as a slapdash fourth carrier.
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A lot has changed for Jessica Simpson since her days spent musing about the true meaning behind the phrase "Chicken of the Sea" and advertising satellite television providers while clad simply in her Daisy Dukes.
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For its long-term target, HBO projected that about half of the 10 million homes in the United States with web service but no traditional cable or satellite television subscriptions would subscribe to HBO Now.
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A website for the location, "The Studios at Carrizo Springs," describes it as offering "all the comforts found in apartment-style living," including single and double bedrooms, satellite television, linen changes, and 24-hour security.
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But critics accuse it of seeking to punch above its weight diplomatically, meddling in regional affairs and using the Arabic channel of Al Jazeera, the satellite television network it set up, as a propaganda tool.
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The 13-point list of demands from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the UAE include closing the Al Jazeera satellite television network, curbing relations with Iran, shutting a Turkish base in Doha and paying reparations.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop star Pink has been chosen to receive the 2017 Vanguard Award, MTV's equivalent of a lifetime achievement honor for video music, the U.S. cable and satellite television channel said on Tuesday.
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When the rival satellite television provider DirecTV faced a similar dispute that led to a 10-day blackout of Viacom networks in 2012, the company reported an 80 percent decline in subscriber additions that quarter.
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Radio Free Asia is a nonprofit organization that reaches listeners, viewers and internet users via radio, satellite television and social media in East Asian countries where the media are censored and in many ways restricted.
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The DOJ sued last year to block the merger, citing concerns that AT&T, owner of satellite television provider DirecTV, could charge rival distributors more for Time Warner content, resulting in higher prices for consumers.
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The company apparently believes it can access an untapped sweet spot in between those who just want to use streaming apps and those who want a traditional pay-TV service, like cable or satellite television.
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These days, if you want to get full-featured cable or satellite television, you typically need to pay not just for the television service itself but for a rented set-top box from your television provider.
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Under the Justice Department deal, the companies would divest Sprints prepaid businesses, including Boost Mobile, to satellite television company Dish Network Corp, and provide it with access to 20,000 cell sites and hundreds of retail locations.
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These days, if you want to get full-featured cable or satellite television, you typically need to pay not just for the television service itself, but for a rented set-top box from your television provider.
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Having grown up around my extended family whose living rooms were surrounded by bootleg DVDs and illegal satellite television, my cousin told me he was downloading a movie off the internet, and I couldn't believe it.
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The DOJ's settlement requires a slew of commitments from the companies to ease anti-competitive concerns, requiring T-Mobile and Sprint to hand over assets including wireless spectrum and subscribers to Dish, a satellite television company.
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The DOJ sued last year to block the merger, citing antitrust concerns that AT&T, owner of satellite television provider DirecTV, could charge rival distributors more for Time Warner content, resulting in higher prices for consumers.
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The changes could help offset declining audiences and the trend known as "cord cutting," as a growing number of Americans opt to go without traditional cable or satellite television service and rely instead on Internet streaming video.
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Mr. Schallert was president of the Screen Actors Guild from 1979 to 1981, a bitter period in its history highlighted by a protracted 1980 strike over rates and residuals for cable and satellite television and home video.
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The steps include efforts to crack down on piracy of cable and satellite television signals as well as substantially increasing the number of Honduran prosecutors specializing in criminal intellectual property rights enforcement, USTR said in a statement.
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But some of the compounds strung along the bumpy dirt roads here serve as siren calls to Europe: concrete homes instead of mud, an automobile parked outside, a satellite television dish poking from the ground, an iPhone.
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By popularizing video watching over the internet, YouTube, which Google bought in 2006, started the ball rolling on so-called cord-cutting, the practice of consumers' abandoning cable and satellite television subscriptions for web-based video services.
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Shares of Dish Network jumped more than 2 percent in midday trading Tuesday after a report said SoftBank was exploring a possible merger of Sprint, the U.S. wireless company it controls, and the American satellite television provider.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - AT&T Inc's third-quarter video losses sent pay-TV industry shares down on Thursday after Wall Street analysts raised concerns about the continued threat of consumers cancelling their cable and satellite television subscriptions.
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And in a technological twist on its authoritarian tendencies, the Russian intelligence services now use the Internet and satellite television for propaganda purposes, including to quell internal dissent and manipulate public dialogue in the United States and elsewhere.
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Under the deal with DOJ, T-Mobile and Sprint are required to divest some of their resources to Dish, a satellite television company that has been tapped to create a mobile network to compete with the merged company.
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The DOJ's plan requires T-Mobile and Sprint to hand over assets including wireless spectrum and subscribers to Dish, a satellite television company that has been tapped to create a mobile network to compete with the merged company.
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The Department of Justice sued to block the media deal, claiming that AT&T, owner of satellite television provider DirecTV, could abuse its market share by charging rival distributors more for Time Warner content and thereby harm consumers.
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Michael T. Flynn, a retired intelligence officer and an adviser to Trump on security issues, was seated next to Mr. Putin during an anniversary dinner in Moscow for the English-language satellite television network, RT, in December 2015.
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U.S. networks are changing the way they develop and release new shows to adapt to new TV viewing habits, as a growing number of Americans opt for Internet streaming video instead of traditional cable or satellite television service.
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In step with today's Justice Department approval of the T-Mobile and Sprint merger, Dish has confirmed that it intends to pursue a new path beyond satellite television: it's going to replace Sprint as the fourth major US carrier.
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NEW YORK, Oct 1503 (Reuters) - AT&T Inc's third-quarter video losses sent pay-TV industry shares down on Thursday after Wall Street analysts raised concerns about the continued threat of consumers cancelling their cable and satellite television subscriptions.
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Khashoggi, a familiar face on political talk shows on Arab satellite television networks for years, has lived in self-exile in Washington, D.C., for more than a year after he said the authorities had instructed him to stop tweeting.
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The DOJ last Friday announced it had approved a merger that would require both T-Mobile and Sprint to spin off significant assets to Dish, a satellite television company that has been tapped to create a competing mobile network.
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The DOJ maintained the merger would reduce competition in the pay-TV industry, citing concerns that AT&T, owner of satellite television provider DirecTV, could charge rival distributors more for Time Warner content and spur higher prices for consumers.
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Its utility records, which come from more than 80 electric, gas, water, telephone, cable and satellite television companies nationwide, are updated daily, making it hard for immigrant families — or anyone else — to move into a new home without detection.
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GPS services would cut out; weather tracking technology would be lost, potentially grounding commercial flights worldwide; satellite television and phone service would be gone; the loss in bandwidth could clog ground-based systems and jam up internet and phone services.
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He also credited a settlement the companies reached with the DOJ and FCC, in which T-Mobile and Sprint agreed to sell off assets to DISH Network that would allow the satellite television company to become a fourth wireless competitor.
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One of the troubles with switching from cable and satellite television to internet-based live TV services is that streamed sporting events don't always look right – the video can be choppy, which makes it more difficult to track the action.
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Before satellite television, we [North and South Americans] could believe that our players were fantastic; now you need to live in a very creative state of denial to think that your local team plays better than Real Madrid or Bayern.
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Under the Justice Department deal announced a week ago, the companies would divest Sprint's prepaid businesses, including Boost Mobile, to satellite television company Dish Network Corp, and provide it with access to 20,000 cell sites and hundreds of retail locations.
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As part of a deal with the Department of Justice this summer, T-Mobile and Sprint agreed to give a collection of wireless-spectrum assets and Sprint's prepaid mobile business to Dish, a satellite television company, for $5 billion, Bloomberg reported.
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Hence the al-Jazeera satellite television network, sanctuary/support for regional opposition groups (labeled by its neighbors as terrorist), diplomatic mediation/interference in Africa and beyond, and the hosting of international sporting events, most notably the 2022 soccer World Cup.
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Antitrust lawyers were scratching their heads Wednesday over published reports that the Justice Department is insisting that AT&T sell its CNN cable network, or its DirecTV satellite television unit, if it wants to win approval to buy Time Warner.
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"To assist in effective allocation of foreign currency reserves at this critical time, we would like to advise that with immediate effect, the bank has suspended DStv (digital satellite television) payments for all account classes (except premium)," the bank said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United States is seeking a Congress-approved agreement with Iran to replace the 2015 nuclear deal that President Donald Trump abandoned last year, the U.S. Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook told Al-Jazeera satellite television network.
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ISTANBUL — Having already brought Turkey's mainstream media to heel, and made considerable headway in rolling back Turkish democracy, the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has set its sights on a seemingly innocuous target: a satellite television preacher named Adnan Oktar.
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But the family business was agriculture, so between weekly trips to our family-owned farm in rural Sindh, he did his best to keep up with what was happening in the world in those pre-internet, pre-satellite television days.
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During that period, Bezeq's controlling shareholder, Shaul Elovitch, was trying to merge the Yes satellite-television company, of which he owned half, into the larger conglomerate, but at terms that were far more favorable to him than to Bezeq's shareholders.
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In one, Justice Department officials called on the company to sell Turner Broadcasting, which includes CNN, or DirecTV — the satellite television provider that AT&T purchased two years ago for nearly $49 billion — for the Time Warner deal to proceed.
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"If you see the situation clearly and are able to move in sync with the state, you will get great support," Wang Xiaochuan, chief executive of the internet search company Sogou, said in a recent interview with Phoenix Satellite Television.
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LONDON — Rupert Murdoch's 213st Century Fox said on Thursday that it had reached a deal to take full control of the British satellite television giant Sky, paying about $14.8 billion for the rest of the shares it does not already own.
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LONDON — Britain asked regulators on Thursday to investigate whether 21st Century Fox's $14.3 billion deal to take full control of the British satellite television giant Sky would give the media mogul Rupert Murdoch too much control over the country's media landscape.
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The STELA (Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act) Reauthorization Act put an end to the current set-top box regime, and mandated the agency to develop a new system to spur the retail market for pay TV video navigation devices.
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Saudi Arabia has been able to further curtail critical speech — funny or not — because along with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, it owns all the major pan-Arab satellite television networks and can set the limits of admissible discourse.
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BUENOS AIRES, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Argentina will likely issue a rule allowing telephone service providers to offer satellite television services as part of their packages by the end of the year, a source at the country's Enacom telecoms regulator said on Tuesday.
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AT&T, the No. 2 wireless carrier which already owns satellite television service DirecTV, is in the process of buying Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion in an effort to turn itself into a media powerhouse that can bundle mobile service with video.
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The Justice Department filed a lawsuit to halt the merger last November, warning that consumers would face higher television bills and fewer choices if AT&T simultaneously owned Time Warner's TV properties and the satellite-television provider DirecTV, which it acquired in 2015.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The head of an Iranian satellite television network who last year was sentenced in absentia to six years in prison by a Tehran court was shot dead in Istanbul together with a business partner, Turkey's Dogan news agency said on Sunday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - CBS Corp said on Monday that satellite television provider Dish Network Corp could black out its programming, including holiday weekend sports events, if the companies fail to resolve a dispute over the fees Dish pays to carry its content.
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For the first time in its 40-year history, Warner Media's HBO, known for its award winning TV series "Game of Thrones" and "The Sopranos," went dark on Dish's satellite television service on Thursday after a disagreement over a new distribution deal.
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During the past decade, influenced by the rise of the internet, satellite television and cheap foreign travel, many Iranians have grown deeply resentful of rules that they can see for themselves are out of step with most of the rest of the world.
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The next president will face a host of immediate challenges, as ESPN attempts to continue making money from its traditional — but declining — cable and satellite television business, while also preparing for its digital future as the pay television bundle continues to unravel.
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LONDON — Britain's culture minister said on Tuesday that she was inclined to ask the country's competition regulator to carry out a detailed review of a bid by Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox to take full control of the British satellite television giant Sky.
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LONDON — The media and entertainment mogul Rupert Murdoch was on the verge of taking full control of the British satellite television giant Sky five years ago when his takeover bid was derailed by a phone-hacking scandal in his company's publishing arm.
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Radios, satellite television, radars, GPS, Bluetooth, cell phones and, of course, microwave ovens employ them, and they're deemed harmless in most applications, though the newspaper points out that governments, including the United States and Russia, have for decades studied ways to weaponize them.
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The UAE camp demanded Qatar take a series of actions, including shuttering the Qatar-funded Al Jazeera satellite television network, withdrawing funding from other media outlets Doha supports, and cracking down on the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamic movement some Arab governments regard as a threat.
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But, more fundamentally, Disney had no choice but to make a massive move to prioritize digital OTT platforms by either buying or competing with Netflix, given the cut-the-cord bleeding of traditional cable and satellite television packages that historically have been Disney's cash cow.
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It was widely reported that Justice Department officials told AT&T executives they had to sell Turner Broadcasting, which owns CNN, or sell DirecTV, a satellite television provider that AT&T bought for $48.5 billion in 2014, in order for the deal to go through.
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I did a really early thing that was like a satellite television with a dreamcatcher hanging off it, this idea of combining contemporary stuff and tribal or ancient elements, which stemmed from his approach to the way he was making music and traveling around.
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AT&T is exploring parting from its DirecTV unit, the Wall Street Journal reportedThe wireless carrier has considered various options, including a spinoff of satellite television provider DirecTV into a separate public company and a combination of DirecTV's assets with Dish Network, sources told WSJ.
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The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, which owns satellite television service DirecTV, said in a filing on Wednesday that it lost 90,1503 U.S. video subscribers in the quarter due to intense competition in traditional pay TV markets and the impact of the recent hurricanes.
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"We don't have the tech platform, don't have the engineers, don't have the infrastructure," Mr. Bewkes said in arguing for his company's need to combine with AT&T, a mobile wireless and satellite television giant with access to more than 150 million subscribers nationwide.
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The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, which owns satellite television service DirecTV, said in a filing on Wednesday that it lost 90,1503 U.S. video subscribers in the quarter due to intense competition in traditional pay TV markets and the impact of the recent hurricanes.
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During the hour-long conversation with Axelrod, Minow, best known for his landmark speech in 1961 challenging broadcast executives to make television more than a "vast wasteland," said the wide variety of choices today through broadcast, cable and satellite television, had improved the offerings to consumers.
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The government called witnesses from Dish's Sling TV and from Cox, Charter and RCN, which provide cable and broadband service, to discuss their fears that AT&T, one of the nation's largest satellite television providers, would use Time Warner's programming as its weapon to hurt them.
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The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, which owns satellite television service DirecTV, said in a filing on Wednesday that it lost 90,000 U.S. video subscribers in the quarter due to intense competition in traditional pay TV markets as well as the impact of the recent hurricanes.
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If it is approved by regulators, the proposed $85 billion combination of AT&T and Time Warner will merge one of the nation's biggest wireless networks, which also owns a satellite television system, with studios that make some of the most popular movies and television shows.
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In rural areas of the country, where the weather changes rapidly and with little warning, local broadcast television plays a particularly important role in disaster coverage, as many residents do not have access to cable or satellite television, and where cell service is spotty at best.
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Launched earlier this year, Plex's software offers cord cutters a low-cost way to set up more of a DIY live TV service as an alternative to Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, or any of the other now numerous subscription-based options for those ditching traditional cable or satellite television.
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In its complaint, the Justice Department said consumers would most likely face higher prices for cable or satellite television subscriptions because AT&T would be able to charge more for licensing of valuable programming like the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament, which is broadcast in large part on Turner networks.
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That deal was never consummated, but another one was, the police say: Not long after taking control of the Communications Ministry, Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Filber rammed through, over lower-level officials' objections, approval for a merger of the country's biggest telecom and a satellite television network called Yes.
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While the TV app brings benefits like the ability to sign into services from cable or satellite television that require a user name and password in just one place (instead of within each individual channel app), iOS users have complained online for months about various bugs in the software.
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When the protests erupted in Tunis in December 22018, many learned about them via Twitter, in English or French, as most European and American journalists did, and thus assumed that Twitter played a greater role in spreading the movement than did text messages or Al Jazeera satellite television.
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AT&T, which owns satellite television service DirecTV, said it lost 89,000 U.S. video subscribers in the quarter, slightly fewer than the 90,000 it said earlier this month in a regulatory filing, due to intense competition in the traditional pay-TV market and the impact of recent hurricanes.
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Live TV services are aimed at those looking to cut ties with cable or satellite television – perhaps for cost-saving reasons, because they want more control over which channels they want to buy, or because they want to watch TV across mobile devices, even when outside their home, with less hassle.
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Here's what the company reported compared with what Wall Street was expecting, based on a survey of analysts by Refinitiv: Cable TV providers have been struggling as consumers continue to cancel their cable and satellite television subscriptions, also called "cord-cutting", and increasingly shift to online video streaming such as Netflix and Amazon.
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For Mr. Murdoch, approval would mean finally attaining the full fruits of a satellite television business that he began with his own grit and foresight, and at considerable risk — taking on a crushing debt load that forced him into a partnership with a direct rival, BSB, and ultimately cost him his majority stake.
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The Saturday Profile A veteran of the Afghan jihad working for nonviolent change in Algeria LONDON — From a small prefabricated office in a northwest London suburb, a satellite television channel has been broadcasting since the early days of the Arab Spring in 2011, offering Algerians a viewpoint that their country's tightly controlled state channels do not give.
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Smartphones, tablets and even satellite television have also played a role, showing artists that despite the crushing lack of artistic infrastructure across the region — including few strong commercial and noncommercial art galleries, museums not focused on promoting and exhibiting contemporary art and a general lack of curatorial practice, artist residencies and good art schools — there are still ways to reach out and get the attention of art managers, critics, collectors and gallerists across the region and the world.
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