Aspects of the Cable TV Industry 
.... business, Ross (1996) reports that one Baby Bell executive stated, "but the growth long term is going to be video services and
cable modem
access and the like ....
(3264
13
)
The Computer as Educational Tool
.... More than 75 percent of the schools in the state already have
access to
cable television, and some two dozen
cable networks currently produce programming for ....
(2067
8
)
Cable Television Industry in the US INTRODUCTION This research ...
.... as adult motion pictures, the video cassette recorder provides the home viewer with
access to programming which is never available over the air or via
cable. ....
(3685
15
)
Telephone Companies & the Cable Industry
....
Cable operators can limit
access to programs and thus leave rivals with little desirable programming for satellite or telephone line distribution. ....
(2765
11
)
British Cable TV
.... Three different pay platforms, lack of
access to DTT, heavy industry regulation, poor .... bear the brunt of often unethical policies carried out by
cable and other ....
(2008
8
)
Cable Networks MTV is a major success story among t
.... 798). Nearly 95 percent of American homes have
access to
cable, and nearly 57 percent actually subscribe (Benoit, 1991, 37). At ....
(1820
7
)
LAN System for Network Dial Up Access
.... This coaxial
cable system is referred to as the network layer in a LAN .... The Xerox Ethernet LAN is "a baseband, broadcast, multiple
access system using carrier ....
(1603
6
)
US Democracy and Elections
.... It is true that most cities have public
access cable TV, but the corporate media, local politicians, and special interests have been extremely effective in ....
(1658
7
)
MARKETING AT COMCAST, INC
.... In addition, the company provided digital
cable to 7.7 subscribers, high-speed Internet
access to 5.3 subscribers and phone service to 1.3 million subscribers. ....
(1790
7
)
Comcast Services & Marketing Strategy
.... In addition, the company provided digital
cable to 7.7 subscribers, high-speed Internet
access to 5.3 subscribers and phone service to 1.3 million subscribers. ....
(1786
7
)
Acquisition of RCA/NBC by GE
.... subscriber base in 1991. In this quiet way, NBC thus gained
access to the
cable news market (Gunther, 1999, p. 139). By the late ....
(1362
5
)
Negative Effects of the Internet
.... production values of a publication or broadcast could sometimes indicate the type of source putting out the information (public
access cable channels versus ....
(4125
17
)
Operation of a Microprocessor Within a PCS
.... Bandwidth shortage, which has spurred growth in Internet
access in coaxial
cable, is also driving demand for third generation PCS products. ....
(1677
7
)
Negative Aspects of the Internet
.... production values of a publication or broadcast could sometimes indicate the type of source putting out the information (public
access cable channels versus ....
(4250
17
)
Verizon
.... plaguing carriers like Verizon is the result of a harsh reality: there has been no profit in offering basic high-speed Internet
access.
Cable modem service is ....
(4061
16
)
EXCITE@HOME: STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
.... Excite@Home offers high-speed Internet
access via both
cable modem and DSL (digital subscriber line) technology (Hoover's Online, 2001a). ....
(2322
9
)
MASS MEDIA IN AUSTRALIA AND CANADA
.... Australia is not confronted with easy
access to American
cable television channels, however, that country too is embroiled in an ownership debate relative to ....
(2564
10
)
An Analysis of The European Television Channel Market
.... They do have substantial numbers of viewers. The questions of
cable access and satellite viewing are also not covered in the EU study. ....
(969
4
)
Recruitment Plan in Cable TV Industry
.... to keep their jobs. The conglomerates can include everything from
cable TV to movies, radio, and Internet
access. HR also has to ....
(1987
8
)
The Cable Guy
.... for
cable has preceded the new attempt at wiring America for the computer, and each successive wave of technology raises similar political issues of
access, ....
(1677
7
)
Sony PlayStation Success Story
.... are graphic, animation, speed of loading bandwidth, Internet
access, and versatility .... 56K modem, one standard Dreamcast Controller, stereo A/V
cable, power
cable ....
(1269
5
)
The Sony PlayStation
.... are graphic, animation, speed of loading bandwidth, Internet
access, and versatility .... 56K modem, one standard Dreamcast Controller, stereo A/V
cable, power
cable ....
(1283
5
)
Trends for a School Library
.... local area hookup, to the Internet. High speed fiber optic
cable provides the speedy
access. In the next three years, while "at ....
(1064
4
)
Cox Cable CASE ANALYSIS: COX CABLE A Problem and Is
.... as adult motion pictures, the video cassette recorder provides the home viewer with
access to programming which is never available over the air or via
cable. ....
(2546
10
)
The MIS Department: Scenario and Solution
.... The network administrator could impose other limitations including preventing
access to websites .... For example, the T1 fiver optic
cable line has approximately 26 ....
(2302
9
)
Selection of the Right Computer System
.... Approximate two-thirds (65 percent) have
access to
cable television. When these same measures are applied to those computer users ....
(3475
14
)
The Internet
.... and signed by the President, Americans could find it harder to see titillating or violent fare on broadcast or
cable television,
access "blue" material with ....
(1514
6
)
Releasing Films for Internet Download
.... In fact, many studios currently refuse to give
cable entities more than .... to such films, must still mull over numerous copyright and
access issues, particularly ....
(1341
5
)
Breakup of AT&T in 1981
.... with new competitors, new markets and new service concepts?" The FCC decided on 17 September 1992 to allow the interconnection of
cable access providers (CAP ....
(2595
10
)
Basic Computer System Components
.... products, including external disk drives, joysticks, and scanners, interface with the CPU not with an internal board but via a
cable with a .... Random
Access Memory ....
(2743
11
)
