Sentence examples for going to cable from inspiring English sources
Why? Because, he said, "he's going to cable".
"I heard this loudspeaker say 'They are going to Cable Street'," said Prof Fishman.
In the past studios tended to develop shows for broadcast networks, with leftovers going to cable.
Sean McManus, the president of CBS News and Sports, can see keeping the Final Four and title game and the rest going to cable.
Admitting that, and pitching the show as a limited series or mini-series, would have meant going to cable or working with much smaller resources, and you can't blame the show's creators for not wanting that.
The service is headed to Boston on May 15, and this has prompted quite the reaction from CBS. Les Moonves, CBS CEO, said on stage last week that CBS would consider going to cable if it couldn't shut down Aereo in the courtroom.
"The hip young comedy stuff has all gone to cable," Mr. Thompson said.
Qualifying matches are not covered – and can go to cable or satellite.
Each subscriber costs Mr Murdoch's Fox $10 in "marketing support", which goes to cable systems that carry it.
He says he believes broadcasters can survive without the additional subscription fee revenue that goes to cable networks.
