Sentences with phrase «u.s. cable business»

Comcast has agreed to acquire Time Warner Cable for $ 45.2 billion in stock, or about $ 159 a share, creating the biggest U.S. cable business.

Viacom's advertising revenue fell 9 percent in its U.S. cable business, the fourth straight quarter of decline.

Not exact matches

U.S. media giant Viacom made a submission to the regulator saying that unbundling cable packages would send the existing Canadian TV business into a «death spiral.»

in evaluating Fox's «Twentieth Century Fox studio, some U.S. cable networks and the international business,» the Journal said.

(Reuters)- Viacom Inc reported weaker - than - expected quarterly revenue, hurt by lower advertising revenue from its U.S. cable TV business as viewers increasingly shift to online streaming services.

The U.S. cable group hasn't laid out the savings to justify buying the pay - TV business coveted by Fox and Disney.

U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed increase in infrastructure spending is expected to boost USIC's business because utility cables have to be located and marked before any underground excavation is carried out.

Patrick Drahi is spinning off his cable group's U.S. unit, raiding it for 900 million euros, and re-organising a struggling European business.

Deregulation of broadcasting in the U.S. and the Federal Communications Commission's apparent indifference to the practices of broadcast licensees and cable operators in effect seem to legitimize the operation of these media as businesses like any other business, disregarding the public trusteeship that is required by the Communications Act.

Its major interests include ownership of 15 daily and 38 weekly newspapers, including the Houston Chronicle, San Francisco Chronicle and Albany Times Union; as well as interests in an additional 43 daily and 74 non-daily newspapers owned by MediaNews Group, which include the Denver Post and Salt Lake Tribune; nearly 200 magazines around the world, including Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan and O, The Oprah Magazine; 29 television stations, which reach a combined 18 % of U.S. viewers; ownership in leading cable networks, including Lifetime, A&E, History and ESPN; as well as business publishing, including a minority joint venture interest in Fitch Ratings; Internet businesses, television production, newspaper features distribution and real estate.