Sentences with phrase «how cable companies»

That's how cable companies are fighting back against streaming.

And if all that weren't enough, the Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission decreed last fall that long - standing policies governing how cable companies bundle and sell channels will be replaced with more consumer - oriented «pick and play» rules.

Not exact matches

The deal highlights how traditional media companies are trying to engage younger viewers, who are cutting cable cords and prefer shorter programming.

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Nicole Lapin talks about how you can save big money, simply by calling up your utility, phone and cable companies and asking them to give you a discount.

Finally, there is the question whether the price increases that cable companies will end up paying will really amount to «hundreds of millions of dollars,» as the government alleges, and how much of that will be passed on to consumers.

A major question is how plausible its economists» estimates are on key parts of its theory: how many of company A's customers would drop their cable subscription without Turner's networks, how many would switch to DirectTV (rather than just cutting the cord), and how profitable would the new customers be.

Cable companies would also be able control how DVR recording functionality works within those apps, with the only requirement being that they provide «a similar experience» to what's available through cable boxes.

It's not clear how this partnership will play out just yet, but if Netflix decides it only wants to make this deal with Comcast, then that's certainly a benefit for the cable company.

The pace of pay - TV cord - cutting is quickening, and earnings for cable and telecom companies underscore how that fundamental shift in consumer behavior is giving even...

On the issue of how to support Canadian content when fewer Canadians are purchasing cable TV subscriptions, the government tested four options to raise new money for Canadian content: making telecom companies divert some smartphone and Internet revenue; requiring «foreign companies like Netflix and iTunes» to devote a portion of revenues; giving consumers the option of making a voluntary $ 2 contribution on their telecom or Netflix bill; or making telecom companies add an app to every smartphone sold in Canada that would provide access to Canadian music, TV and film for between $ 5 and $ 15 a month or a flat charge of $ 3 on the sale of all smartphones.

It took two films, but finally Christian (Jamie Dornan, «Anthropoid») shows off the smarts they said made him capable of running a company: Using just one ring rather than many cables to bind his love, Anastasia (Dakota Johnson, «How to Be Single»).

December 14, 2017 • After a brief security evacuation, the agency voted to undo Obama - era regulations that prohibit cable and telecom companies from blocking access to websites and apps or influencing how fast they load.

Contrary to the nearly ironclad custom that sees competition entries filtering through to French cinema screens in the months following the festival (with each one, no matter how lukewarm its critical reception may have been, invariably touted by its promotional campaign as «la sensation de Cannes»), Netflix supremo Ted Sarandos brazenly declared his company's impatience with the requisite three years for his productions to make their plodding way from theatrical distribution, to DVD, premium cable and even free - to - air television before being allowed to air on the platform that had funded them in the first place.

Next up, see how HBO teamed up with the visual effects company Imaginary Forces to create their intricate new Feature Presentation bumper that plays before the premiere of new movies arriving on the cable channel.

Out of all these scenarios, I believe # 7 is the one that will end up happening as the DOJ clearly wants 4 national carriers to remain in competition, and big foreign carriers definitely have the $ $ and know how to operate the wireless industry unlike cable companies and also Google, some people are mentioning Google as a potential buyer but, Google makes smartphones and purchasing T - Mobile will hurt Google's smartphone business with the other carriers.

How about asking the cable companies or cell phone companies or.....

Once people stop focusing on framerate and res, they will realize how nice all these dedicated servers are, that bypass bandwidth peering agreements with verizon and TWC and Charter and all those bullshit cable companies that have been ruining my MP gaming experience for years with their shitting connections.

That's usually how companies make money... unless they're a utility company, ISP, or cable.

People get made at cable companies for their hidden fees, but at least they are honest on the bill about how they reached the total.

If you look at NPS scores, customer satisfaction scores, insurance is way at the bottom with airlines and cable companies, which is unfortunate just given how important good insurance and good risk management is for families.

In fact, if you've used Apple's wired EarPods (which come as standard with the company's phones and iPods) then you're probably familiar with how the AirPods look, since the they're are almost identical, minus any cables.

That's how local municipal broadband companies are able to provide gigabit service for significantly less than traditional cable companies: Since they don't have to worry about a pay TV infrastructure or shareholders, the initial cost to build the network can be easily paid off over years once subscribers start signing up.