Sentences with phrase «access television today»

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The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), ACORN Canada (ACORN) and National Pensioners Federation (NPF) today reacted negatively to the Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission's (CRTC) rejection of their review of the CRTC's previous decision to deny creating a fund to ensure all Canadians, including lower - income Canadians, have equal access to broadband and other telecommunications services.

Her television appearances include NBC Today Show, Access Hollywood Live!

Today, 443 guestrooms display the merging of historic past with modern present, offering old time charm with high - tech amenities and conveniences such as high speed Internet access, flat - screen televisions, and premium bedding.

The Twinpalms Phuket Hotel is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Phuket.The hotel provides all the amenities that today's travelers desire in all of its 97 rooms.Each of the hotel's guestrooms offers bathtub, internet access - wireless, television LCD / plasma screen, television.The basic amenities provided at this Phuket accommodation comprise safety deposit boxes, laundry service / dry cleaning, salon, 24 hr room service.Leisure and sports facilities available on the hotel's property comprise massage, spa, gym.The hotel provides a warm and welcoming service of international standard.

Today Ontario Superior Court Justice David McCombs made his final ruling allowing all media — television and internet alike — access to a tape of an interview with Paul Bernardo.

OTTAWA, January 25, 2017 — The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), ACORN Canada (ACORN) and National Pensioners Federation (NPF) today reacted negatively to the Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission's (CRTC) rejection of their review of the CRTC's previous decision to deny creating a fund to ensure all Canadians, including lower - income Canadians, have equal access to broadband and other telecommunications services.

Today, AT&T is making its cheaper Unlimited Choice plan more tempting: it's throwing in access to over 60 TV channels that can be viewed from the company's DirecTV Now online television service for the total price of $ 70 a month.

Today's legal arguments in Boston mark the latest round of litigation between television networks and technological services over providing consumers a means to access free, over-the-air broadcasts via the Internet.