Sentence examples for announcement cable from inspiring English sources

As for substance behind the announcement, cable provider RoadRunner will launch a self-provisioning service based on Emperative's software tomorrow.

But Toni Pearce of the National Union of Students welcomed the announcement: "Cable needs to make this decision official immediately, and recognise that we will only achieve a sustainable HE funding system if we abandon the discredited regime of sky-high fees and debts altogether".

The mere announcement puts cable companies on notice that, as soon as technology allows, they will be required to treat all Internet companies and cable programmers the same.

Feeling better than he has in years, he will appear tomorrow night at an AIDS benefit in New York, and he is booked for television interviews and a public service announcement for cable TV.

For San Diego-based semiconductor firm Applied, much of the lift came after closing the acquisition of licenses and series 400 PowerPC assets from IBM. High-speed communications chipmaker PMC-Sierra was also joined by network technology firm Avaya as enthusiasm for internet telephony continues to build — boosted by an announcement from cable giant Comcast that it plans to enter the business.

That's because prior to AT&T making its announcement, Time Warner cable, and Comcast said they would implement bandwidth caps and another provider, Frontier Communications, said it might do so as well.

Among a number of policy announcements, Mr Cable said he had launched a consultation on how to tackle abuses in zero hours contracts, particularly where employers do not offer guaranteed hours, but insist that workers do not work for anyone else.

That announcement emboldened other cable and media companies to consider trying to acquire the unit.

But Wednesday's cable announcement, which came as Time Warner reported first-quarter earnings, spotlighted the company's future as a pure content provider.

September 24 , 201210.12am BST My colleague Paul Owen has written a lovely blog about the similarities between Saturday's episode of The Thick of It and today's British business bank announcement from Vince Cable.

" Referring to government proposals to subject remuneration to a binding shareholder vote, he said: "We must protect their interests [the 3,000 individual shareholders] so I do hope that the recent Vince Cable announcement suggesting a shareholder vote of at least 75% of the shares be required to approve bonuses in future, becomes law ASAP".