Sentence examples for gives cable from inspiring English sources

Greater scale gives cable companies more negotiating leverage to secure programming at cheaper prices.

And it gives cable networks leverage in negotiating carriage fees, or the price cable companies pay in order to offer subscribers a network.

"Ironically content going to the internet gives cable companies that monopoly power back to a certain extent, because you don't have competition in broadband to the extent you have it in video," says Kannan Venkateshwar of Barclays, a bank.

What still gives cable a better-than-fighting chance is that even if cable modems are being deployed more slowly, most people get their television through cable.

So WDM gives cable companies the technology to maintain the same video signal going out; it gives them digital wavelengths that the Internet or voice can go on, and by using WDM they have a return path so the Internet signal can be sent back.

'SNL' gives cable TV some love with 'Girls,' 'Breaking Bad' mentions.

It would have allowed for so-called slow lanes, giving cable companies the right to de-prioritize the speed of some Web sites in favor of others.

Given cable's economies of scale, "smaller companies would benefit from being part of a bigger company," Mr. Britt said in an interview.

Besides giving cable firms a juicy new source of income, this could curb the expansion of an increasingly powerful group of competitors for providing packages of video content.

[C7.] Fox News Moves to Canada Canada's broadcasting regulator has given cable and satellite television services permission to carry the Fox News Channel.

As a result, Mr. Dhar said, studios are unlikely to risk depleting their rental revenues by giving cable companies earlier access to movies-on-demand.