Sentence examples for emergence of cable from inspiring English sources

The Nixon administration encouraged a challenge to the Big Three networks that controlled broadcasting, by promoting the emergence of cable.

Just as CNN was born with the emergence of cable networks, the rise of mobile Internet has allowed the emergence of Twitter as an information network.

Kruse and Zelizer decided to cover not only political developments but also the fracturing of the media landscape, including the emergence of cable TV, the internet, and social media, which both shaped and were shaped by the politics of the era.

News of Bozo's demise came in March when officials at the Tribune Company, which owns WGN, announced that it was pulling the plug on Bozo, citing poor ratings, apparently the result of changing tastes in children's entertainment and the emergence of cable stations like Nickelodeon and Disney that cater to young audiences.

The emergence of cable TV changed everything.

Of course, the real reality television has been the emergence of cable news.

The advertising cake is fragmented since the emergence of digital, cable and satellite rivals.

Since that time several commercial stations have been established, and the emergence of private cable and satellite companies has allowed television broadcasting to reach the most remote rural regions of the country.

Foreign ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said yesterday that Beijing hoped the emergence of the cables would not affect relations with Washington.

In its first comments on the leaks, China called on the US to "properly handle" the emergence of the cables.

The second era saw the emergence of coaxial submarine cable communication.