Results for tag: "Community Antenna Television"

Community Antenna Television (CATV) is a type of cable television service that uses a network of antennas to deliver television programming to subscribers. CATV systems are typically used in rural or remote areas where access to traditional cable television services is limited. CATV systems are also used in areas where the terrain or geography makes it difficult to install traditional cable television services. CATV systems typically offer a limited selection of television channels, but may also include access to pay-per-view services and other premium content. CATV systems are typically owned and operated by local cable television companies, and may be subject to local regulations and franchise agreements. CATV systems are an important part of the cable television industry, providing access to television programming in areas where traditional cable television services are not available. Some companies in the CATV market include Comcast, Charter Communications, Cox Communications, and Altice USA. Show Less Read more