Sentence examples for cost cable from inspiring English sources

The sports tier is a relatively new creation; a spinoff of the digital upgrades that have cost cable operators tens of billions of dollars and have greatly expanded the capacity for new channels.

New low-end digital boxes cost cable companies up to $200 each; they'd rather be paying $100 or less, says Alan Bezoza, cable analyst at Friedman Billings Ramsey.

SOONER or later, the technologies of the various areas of our lives merge, resulting in a savings of cost, cables and clutter.

In this paper, a hybrid algorithm is used to optimize indoor wireless network planning while satisfying three demands: maximum coverage, minimal full installation cost (cabling, cable gutters, drilling holes, labor, etc)., and minimal human exposure.

In an apparent attempt to retain cable customers who are thinking of canceling, or to woo back people who have already canceled, Time Warner Cable will start a trial of a lower-cost cable subscription package next week in New York City.

Jupiter Research estimates that it costs cable companies up to $100 to make digital cable available to each subscriber and an additional $40 to $80 to add video on demand.

The pitch is low-cost cable, with fast internet and Game of Thrones for free.

To counter shrinking subscriber numbers and increased programming costs, cable has been hiking prices.

ESPN costs cable providers $7 per month, according to SNL Kagan, with a portion of that hefty fee attributed to the Worldwide Leader in Sports' position as the home of Monday Night Football.

The general idea is to provide signal coverage and high data rates in dense environments, that is, areas with high user concentrations, by installing low-cost wireless access nodes and exploiting the existing heterogeneous wired infrastructures without a new high-cost cabling.

You cost the cable company nothing and prevent no one else from using cable.