Sentence examples for channel carriage from inspiring English sources
Regulators may require arbitration in some such disputes, but Comcast said in a meeting that judgments about channel carriage "should not be subject to second-guessing by a private arbitrator," according to another of the filings.
He would quickly seek a resolution of the channel and carriage fees dispute and he would seek to establish a sort of professional competitive position.
In his strongly worded ruling, Sippel said, "Although Comcast Cable claims that it denied Tennis Channel broader carriage based upon a cost-benefit analysis, the record shows that Comcast did not analyze the benefits that would accrue from giving Tennis Channel greater penetration".
When the Weather Channel's carriage contract came up for renewal nearly three years ago, DirecTV's chief content officer demanded the small network slash its programming fees by 75%.
In statements that echoed one another on Monday, the companies said they receive requests from many channels for carriage.
If Aereo can build a big enough audience with bringing broadcast TV to iPads and other screens, then the company can try to cut deals with other channels for carriage.
Tennis Channel wants its carriage to be broader.
The Commission shall revise such regulations if necessary to ensure carriage, channel positioning, and nondiscriminatory treatment of nonaffiliated broadcast stations by a cable system described in paragraph (1).
By means of internal bellows the supply of compressed air from the compressor in a pocket through the channel in the carriage is provided in a starting position, i.e., in the absence of pressure in channels, the axial bearing is drawn to the guideway surface by the forces created by bellows.
The team's invention allows for the vertical adjustment of a hanging artwork by moving a block-hook complex up or down the channel of its carriage.
Aereo's wins in court may make other companies more comfortable in joining forces with the service; prospective partners include cable channels that want carriage (Bloomberg TV signed the first such deal with Aereo last year) and wireless providers.
