Noun
cablevision (uncountable)
cable television
Like all the other SportsChannel networks, the New England channel was rebranded as Fox Sports New England when former owner Cablevision entered into a partnership with Liberty Media and News Corporation in 1998. Source: Internet
As part of the settlement of the antitrust lawsuit filed by Viacom against Time Warner, Viacom sold all the stock of Viacom Cablevision of Wisconsin, Inc. to Warner Communications Inc. ("Warner"). Source: Internet
Dolan Family Ventures, the newly formed investment fund run by former Cablevision Systems executives Kristin and James Dolan, has pulled the trigger on its first acquisition and has launched its first company. Source: Internet
It then bought Cablevision Systems for $17.7 billion last year, and now has 4.3 million residential customers in the New York metropolitan area and the Midwest. Source: Internet
Our basketball team is not only among the worst in the country — and has been for many, many years — the Knicks have become a trash heap of dysfunction and bad drama due to the wealthy scion of Cablevision riches. Source: Internet
Before that, he spent five years at Cablevision Systems, which like M.S.G. is controlled by the family of Charles Dolan. Source: Internet