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The 32 pages that link to Cable television, each with the reason it gives.

• TelevisionRelated: Cable expanded channel capacity and brought television to places with weak broadcast reception.

• NetflixCompared with: Netflix's on-demand viewing differs from cable's scheduled channel-based programming.

• BroadcastingRelated: Cable delivers many channels over a physical network rather than open-air terrestrial transmission.

• Streaming televisionCompared with: Its operator-controlled network contrasts with streaming over general internet access.

• CBSCompared with: It challenged the broadcast model in which CBS built its national reach.

• Television broadcastingCompared with: Cable distributes programs over wired networks rather than relying on terrestrial over-the-air transmission.

• Video on demandNarrower topic: Cable operators developed early interactive VOD services using their delivery infrastructure.

• Television in the United StatesBroader topic: Cable operators bundle channels and distribute them over infrastructure separate from broadcast signals.

• Broadcast televisionCompared with: Cable delivers signals over a wired network rather than directly from terrestrial transmitters.

• Satellite televisionCompared with: Cable competes with satellite using a wired connection to homes.

• Commercial broadcastingRelated: Cable combines advertising-funded channels with subscription revenue and expanded channel capacity.

• CNNNarrower topic: Cable distribution gave CNN a route to audiences beyond broadcast television.

• Cable newsNarrower topic: Cable systems carry the channels that make cable news a distinct distribution model.

• Coaxial cableRelated: Networks commonly use 75-ohm coaxial cable to carry broadcast and broadband signals.

• Monday Night WarsNarrower topic: Cable made recurring national head-to-head programming possible for WWF and WCW.

• Ted TurnerNarrower topic: The growth of cable created the distribution system that enabled Turner’s expanding channel portfolio.

• Broadcast syndicationCompared with: Cable channels distribute programming through a channel service, not primarily through local syndication deals.

• ComcastRelated: Cable television is one of Comcast’s longstanding services.

• History of TelevisionCompared with: Cable challenged broadcast networks with expanded channel capacity and subscription funding.

• Television channelRelated: Cable systems expanded channel capacity beyond the limits of terrestrial broadcasting.

• Warner Bros. DiscoveryNarrower topic: The company operates established cable channels alongside newer streaming businesses.

• Cable modemNarrower topic: Cable modems reuse infrastructure originally built to deliver television signals.

• Digital terrestrial televisionCompared with: Cable carries signals through a wired network instead of open-air terrestrial transmission.

• Hearst CommunicationsNarrower topic: Hearst holds interests in cable networks, including A&E and ESPN.

• Television stationCompared with: Cable operators distribute many services but are not necessarily television stations.

• InfomercialRelated: Expanded channel capacity created more airtime for specialized long-form advertisements.

• Roger AilesNarrower topic: The expanding cable market gave Ailes room to build a national news channel.

• American Broadcasting CompanyCompared with: Cable expanded channel choice beyond the limited broadcast spectrum in which ABC competes.

• Discovery ChannelRelated: Cable carriage made a specialized factual channel viable alongside broadcast networks.

• Terrestrial televisionCompared with: Cable carries signals over a wired network rather than an open-air broadcast.

• ChannelRelated: Cable providers package programming services as numbered or named channels.

• Utility poleRelated: Cable operators often attach their lines to utility poles along public routes.