Sentence examples for offered over cable from inspiring English sources
D.S.L., a form of superfast Internet access, is not available in every area and competes with Road Runner, a service offered over cable TV lines in which Time Warner has a significant interest.
And that's just the beginning, given the new broadband services that can be offered over cable.
Carlos Montalvo, vice president for marketing of connected entertainment at H.P., said the MediaSmart Connect and similar devices would not offer much of the programming provided over cable, or even programming that content companies allow to be delivered over the Internet to computers.
When the cable company offers over 150 channels are they assuming we won't notice many of them are duplicates?
SitiCable plans to offer Internet access over cable in a dozen cities within the next six months and is pondering ways to raise the money.
As the Bell local phone carriers move to eviscerate AT&T's core long-distance business, AT&T badly needs to sign up cable companies like AOL Time Warner to jointly offer phone service over cable lines.
Overall, AT&T can now offer phone service over cable lines in 7 million homes although so far only 1.5 million have signed up.
Vonage contends that mobile capability distinguishes its service from other Internet telephone services offered by cable companies or traditional phone companies that offer such services over high-speed digital subscriber lines.
They say that free over-the-air television may be jeopardized without changes as more expensive programming migrates to subscription services offered by cable and satellite companies.
[C2.] A Dispute Brews Over Cable Pricing The Federal Communications Commission said that cable bills would increase under a system of paying for individual channels rather than the bundled packages currently offered by cable companies.
Today, Amazon offers over 160 premium Prime Video channels, including HBO, Showtime, Starz, Cinemax and others that have been previously sold as add-ons to cable TV subscriptions.
