Sentence examples for protected cable from inspiring English sources

A pre-processing step is performed to ensure that the operation time of each relay be below the melting curve of the protected cable.

Instead, the spy agency calls on the special controller at the FSB HQ that is connected by a protected cable directly to the SORM device installed on the ISP network.

One of the reasons why it believed this was that, despite intense lobbying from America Online aol and other ISPs, Federal law protected cable companies from offering wholesale Internet access to ISPs.

The FSB does not even need to contact ISP staff; instead it calls the FSB controller, who is linked by a protected cable to the Sorm device installed on the ISP network.

Some piecemeal protections are in place: a 1984 act protecting cable TV bills; the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act, passed after a newspaper published the video rental records of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork.

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The Telegraph claimed it had been planning to publish the transcript, but it seemed equally likely that executives at the paper, anxious not to see the Murdoch takeover go ahead, wanted to protect Cable's role.

On Tuesday, the government published the digital economy bill in which it said it intends to repeal an arcane law that protects cable platforms from having to pay copyright or retransmission fees to PSBs.

Aware of how print, music and broadcast television have suffered severe business erosion, the chief executives of the major media conglomerates like Time Warner, Viacom and NBC Universal have made protecting cable TV from the ravages of the Internet perhaps their top priority.

With 20 million subscribers already accounting for a big chance of YouTube style bandwidth, the studios are threatening to starve the service to protect cable and satellite and DVD pricing and windows.

"But, in other cases, there appears to be some motivation to protect cable TV revenues". So far, protests about the proposed La Canada Flintridge rules have come largely from installers, not the owners, of satellite dishes.