Sentence examples for fees cable from inspiring English sources

Operating income increased by 15 percent at Fox Broadcasting to $196 million, in large part because the fees cable and satellite operators pay to carry the station nearly doubled.

The draw of a service like Aereo is that it frees consumers from the high fees cable companies charge for bundled packages, allowing them to pay for live TV at subscription prices comparable to Netflix or Hulu.

He's paying down his 30-year mortgage, in addition to several hundred dollars a month in housing association fees, cable and utilities.

Hyatt said there was no discussion at the lunch about increasing carriage costs, the fees cable and satellite providers pay networks to include them in their programming roster.

For a monthly fee, cable TV subscribers could receive traditional local broadcast stations, broadcast "superstations" delivered to cable systems by satellite from distant cities, premium movie services, and a wide and growing array of specialized cable-only channels.

But aside from Showtime, which as a pay channel does not receive fees from cable operators, CBS has no big cable channel.

The media conglomerate did better than investors had expected because of lower costs and higher fees from cable and satellite companies for carrying its cable networks.

Meanwhile, ratings are also up, so Fox can demand fatter fees from cable operators carrying its stations, which altogether resulted in a 27% jump in cable revenue.

Media giants often grapple over retransmission fees, which cable companies pay to broadcasters for the right to include their channels in cable offerings.

Cable television has already seen its best growth from advertising and fees from cable and satellite-television firms.

Cable networks, meanwhile, have flourished because they rely on two big revenue streams: advertising and subscriber fees from cable companies.