time warner cable is the largest cable provider in the us.
time warner cable is the largest cable provider in the us.
who is the largest cable provider in the us?
time warner cable
nfl network continued to have coverage disputes with major cable providers. in particular, comcast, the largest cable provider in the united states, was considering removing the network from its lineups on april 30, 2009, shortly after the draft but before the start of the preseason. comcast was carrying the network on a digital sports tier and negotiations continued past the april 30 deadline as nfln would continue on comcast, which ended with a resolution on may 19 that could open the door for other major cable providers such as cablevision and cox to carry the network on a what would be equal to comcast's digital classic tier, with around 10 million subscribers. however, the most notable holdout, time warner cable, still is nowhere near a deal. additionally, the nfl network created a new "red zone channel" starting with the season openers september 13. comcast-owned versus has signed a deal to carry united football league games on thursday nights; the tail end of the ufl schedule overlapped with the first few weeks of the thursday night nfl package. in related news, the nfl has reached a settlement with dish network over the satellite provider's decision to move nfl network to a higher tier. nfl network has also dropped the use of the names "run to the playoffs" and "saturday night football", opting to standardize all of its broadcasts under the "thursday night football" banner. the saturday night and friday night games airing on the network was marketed as "thursday night football special edition."
2009 nfl season
c-set was a joint venture between bobcats owner robert l. johnson, the executive who founded black entertainment television and used the money to become the first majority african-american owner in nba history, and time warner cable, the largest cable provider in north carolina. it was supposed to cover both north carolina and south carolina. an aspect that set c-set apart from similar team-owned channels is that time warner cable did not put the channel on analog cable, instead using it as an attraction to get customers for their digital cable services. comporium cable, the largest cable provider on the south carolina side of the charlotte market, simulcast c-set's broadcasts on its local news channel, cn2. a package of 15 bobcats games produced by c-set aired on wjzy.
carolinas sports entertainment television