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Some media companies, including AOL Time Warner, also carried heavy depreciation costs related to the high capital requirements for building cable systems.

Officials are bringing in food by mule trains, and building cable trolleys and foot bridges to help people cross the river and transport their ripening apples and peaches to market.

If the likes of Sky and TalkTalk are serious about building cable networks, the way is now clearer than ever for them to do so, to the benefit of all internet customers.

Building cable properties is another way moneylosing hockey teams make money for their owners.

Too much of the focus at AT&T was on building cable telephone customers.

"Fibre optic cable costs around £150 per metre to dig, so building cable networks is incredibly expensive," he says.

The temporary supports erection method is a fast and economical way of building cable-stayed bridges.

The cabling itself is called structured cabling or premises cabling to reflect the ordered set of rules that now apply to campus and building cable networks.

A leading example of those hurdles is the lengthy process of building cable set-top boxes, setting standards and rolling out the networks.

Now, in a turnabout, Comcast, controlled by Ralph Roberts Ralph Roberts, who started building cable networks in 1963, and his son Brian, is offering half of what AT&T paid.

She also saw that Britain would parallel the U.S. in building cable systems and raised hundreds of millions of dollars in debt and equity for British cable companies in the late 1980s.