Sentence examples for offering of cable from inspiring English sources

No details were given of the deal, which extends France Télécom's position in Britain and broadens NTL's offering of cable television, fixed-line telephone and Internet services.

Fueling the profit growth is a surge in the cable division, now making great headway enlisting subscribers for its three-way offering of cable TV, phone and broadband.

The TiVo-Amazon service offers cineastes thousands of movies to rent, compared with the scant mainstream-only offerings of cable's pay-per-view services.

These changes reflect the increased offerings of cable providers in the New York area, which now exceed the capacity of the weekly section.

The replacement of the daytime listings by an expanded prime-time guide is a response to the increased offerings of cable providers in the New York area and the widespread availability of all-day programming guides on television and the Internet.

These changes are a response to the increased offerings of cable providers in the New York area and the widespread availability of all-day programming guides on television and the Internet.

Its broadband voice service undercuts the offerings of cable companies such as NTL and Telewest, whose packages of TV, broadband and phone services have eroded BT's traditional share of the voice market.The other part of VOIP's appeal features such as call-forwarding, blocking and transfers can be had from traditional phone companies, albeit at a price and no small measure of inconvenience.

Cablevision which also owns Madison Square Garden and the New York Knicks and Rangers who play there has appreciated by 21% in the past year, driven primarily by success in selling "triple play" offerings of cable, Internet and telephone service to subscribers.

More support from TV networks for online alternatives to the ever-more-expensive offerings of cable and satellite TV operators.

Without new scripted fare to keep viewers tuning in, audiences found new ways to occupy their time hardly a challenge given the proliferation of offerings on cable and the Web.

AOL Time Warner committed itself to the public offering of its cable business last year, as part of an agreement to unwind a complicated partnership with a rival, AT& T Comcast.