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cable televisions
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a system of delivering television programming to subscribers, using wires under the ground
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Cable television is a system that delivers television programming to viewers through special cables. It provides access to a variety of channels, including news, entertainment, sports, and other types of content, often with options for premium channels or on-demand services. Subscribers typically pay a monthly fee for access to these services, and cable TV systems are usually connected to the home via a cable box or digital receiver. Cable television is commonly used in urban and suburban areas and offers more channel variety than traditional over-the-air broadcasting.
- Cable television offers subscribers access to hundreds of channels, including premium and specialty networks.
- Many households rely on cable television for news, entertainment, and sports programming.
- The cable television industry has evolved with the introduction of digital and high-definition channels.
- Subscribers can choose from various cable television packages that cater to different viewing preferences.
- Cable television providers offer on-demand services and DVR options for recording and watching programs at a convenient time.
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television programming transmitted through cables directly to a receiver, rather than over the air
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