• And for UPC, the partners help it raise capital to buy European cable systems.

    FORBES: John Malone plays Europe

  • The cable companies blame the need to invest in their cable systems, and dearer programming.

    ECONOMIST: Cable��s hold on America

  • The Time Warner cable systems in the New York City area, says Cablevision's cable president, Thomas M.

    FORBES: On the Cover

  • In the 1980s TCI bought up hundreds of cable systems, at times doing a deal a week.

    FORBES: Taking Liberty

  • That could free up bandwidth for local high-def channels over satellite or more high-def channels over cable systems.

    FORBES: What's Coming

  • Significantly, Time Warner owns no cable systems in Asian countries, most of which limit or exclude foreign ownership.

    CNN: Old Media Get a New Deal

  • Wood says he is aware of at least three companies that are trying to build virtual cable systems.

    FORBES: CES: Roku In Streaming Pact With Time Warner Cable

  • The Justice Department also is investigating the contracts that programmers sign in order to be distributed on cable systems.

    WSJ: U.S. Investigates Cable Companies for Limits on Online Video

  • Called TV Gateway, it started rolling out late last year in cable systems operated by Cox, Charter, Adelphia and Comcast.

    FORBES: Screen Grab

  • He soon developed a knack for buying cheap, fixer-upper cable systems, raising quality and prices and plowing the cash flow into more acquisitions.

    FORBES: "We're On A Collision Course"

  • They point out that only around half of America's cable systems are modern enough to offer consumers high-speed Internet access.

    ECONOMIST: Beware the gatekeeper | The

  • HD-ready sets are great for watching DVDs, and there's more high-def programming than ever from networks, cable systems and satellite providers.

    FORBES: The Big Picture

  • While all broadcasters and cable systems must carry the national test, there is a loophole which has been exploited in the past.

    FORBES: Will Right-Wing Radio Skip The National Emergency Test?

  • Several telephone companies and electric utilities formed units to build new cable systems, while entrepreneurs clamored to get in on the action.

    FORBES: If You Overbuild It

  • Between them, the four cable companies operate nine of the ten biggest local cable systems in the country, and 20 of the top 25.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Today, cable systems have to provide costly set-top boxes equipped with high-capacity hard drives to every new customer that signs up for DVR service.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • EchoStar had argued originally that even combined with Hughes, it would have a small fraction of the overall pay-television market compared to cable systems.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • So the Turner cable systems were able to add value to Warner and Time content, and Warner and Time distribution platforms could enhance Turner content.

    ECONOMIST: One house, many windows | The

  • For Turner, having access to cable systems made all the difference.

    ECONOMIST: One house, many windows | The

  • They can vigorously enforce antitrust laws and maintain a pro-competitive bias to securing equal access for service providers to such networks as telephone, wireless and cable systems.

    ECONOMIST: Regulating the Internet

  • And Nugent is forever plugging the show during radio interviews and appearances on Politically Incorrect, urging his fans to demand their cable systems add the tiny network.

    FORBES: Call Of The Wild

  • Club members were encouraged to post flyers in gun and tackle shops and to encourage sportsmen to call cable systems and insist they add the Outdoor Channel.

    FORBES: Call Of The Wild

  • The consoles are already in 17 million homes, and 10 million of those Xbox owners subscribe to the online Live service--as many as some smaller cable systems.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • It now has every bit of distribution that is regarded as essential: publishing, movie and television production, music, a small television-broadcast network, cable systems and cable networks.

    ECONOMIST: One house, many windows | The

  • In addition, the threat to cable systems from digital satellite broadcasters has receded in America (partly because Mr Murdoch has bowed out of the satellite business there).

    ECONOMIST: BBC and Discovery

  • Malone built up this portfolio by taking small stakes in new channels that needed carriage on TCI cable systems, masterfully rolling them into larger stakes or direct control.

    FORBES: Taking Liberty

  • But more cable systems are beginning to deliver high def.

    FORBES: What's On

  • Kent sold off unprofitable cable systems and shut down others.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • But while the act requires that cable systems not engage in anticompetitive behavior toward independent programmers, there is no requirement that a cable operator carry any particular independent programmer.

    WSJ: Net Neutrality: Should Congress Overturn the Rules?

  • The FTC is concerned the high-speed cable systems that Time Warner is rolling out across the US, covering 20% of the population, will only be available to AOL users.

    BBC: US, EU threat to AOL deal

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