Sentence examples for packages of television from inspiring English sources
But he is facing challenges from the media giant Grupo Televisa as well as smaller cable television operators that offer clients packages of television, Internet and telephone service.
Like its competitors it is also testing smaller, cheaper packages of television channels and broadband, to appeal to cost-conscious youngsters.The greatest change for Comcast is the reorientation of its business towards broadband.
The officials said they hoped that opening the apartment doors to the telephone companies, which offer the same packages of television, broadband and phone services as the cable companies, would force the cable companies to cut their rates.
Because they're the better packages of television, which I don't think goes away.
AT&T and Verizon have battled for market share from cable companies by offering packages of television, Internet, phone and wireless services.
However, the survey didn't include digital-phone offerings from cable companies like Comcast and Time Warner, which hawk "triple-play" packages of television, high-speed data and phone service.
"Flex Watch" includes the most popular internet package, and a streamlined package of television channels, including HBO and Starz, all for $69.
With U-verse, AT&T can assemble a package of television, broadband and phone services to match the bundle sold by cable companies.
The service takes the package of television channels that a customer buys through a distributor like Dish Network, then streams the package onto the Web, allowing the customer more options for viewing than most distributors now allow.
BSkyB also said there was a 39% year-on-year increase in customers taking a "triple play" package of television, broadband and telephony products to a total base of 1.9m – 19% of its customer base.
Whether consumers will be so happy with the fait accompli remains to be seen.The goal of AT&T's boss, Michael Armstrong, is a simple one: to use cable-TV lines as a way past the grasping Baby Bells into American homes to sell a package of television, telephone and high-speed Internet access.
