Sentence examples for a third network from inspiring English sources

So the telephone companies would, eventually, be unable to deliver the internet as fast as their cable competitors.Verizon, formed in 2000 out of several regional telephone companies, decided to create a third network.

"Last year we were being told every day: 'I want to see a plan,'" said a senior program executive at a third network, who, like all the executives who spoke for this article, requested anonymity because of an agreement not to speak on the record about what action the networks might take in the event of a strike.

The other, larger holding companies that had approached TargetCast TCM wanted the agency "to become part of one of their media networks, or two of their networks, or part of a third network, with TargetCast as the U.S. hub," Mr. Farella said.

Although industry analysts have not yet assessed the impact of a third network on the Hispanic television market, they say it can only complicate the financial prospects of the two other networks, especially the financially pressed Univision, which is based in New York.

A third network had accounts going back to 2011; it was sharing content in the Middle East as well, about local, U.S. and U.K. political issues.

Such an offline adaptation might be really valuable in the situations explained in [31] where malicious radio nodes (as enemies from a third network, for instance) try to spoof the online communicated feedback between the secondary and primary networks, in order for the intelligent adaptive capabilities of the former to unfortunately play against itself.

Univision began TeleFutura, a second network aimed at younger people.

A fourth network will examine an intervention's potential effectiveness in different region or country.

The Fox Broadcasting Company is widely viewed as an attempt to create a fourth network.

We then introduce a second network, interconnected with the original network via an engagement topology.

About 20 minutes later they turned off a second network in lower Manhattan that serves about 4,000 customers.