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Cablevision du Nord du Québec is a cable television and Internet provider in Canada. It is also known at TVC9. The company predominantly serves the Abitibi-Témiscamingue area, though it serves other parts of Quebec and Ontario as well. Cablevision's offices are in Val-d'Or, Quebec. It is 100%-owned by Bell Aliant. It was originally a subsidiary of Télébec, which itself is a Bell Aliant division.
Altice USA (formerly Cablevision) is a U.S. cable television operator with systems in the states of Connecticut,New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Cablevision may also refer to:
- Cablevisión (Argentina), an Argentine cable television operator, owned by Clarín group
- Cablevision (Canada), a Canadian cable television operator in the province of Quebec and parts of Ontario
- Cablevision (Lebanon), a Lebanese cable television operator serving the country
- Cablevision Industries, a U.S. cable television operator unrelated to New York based Cablevision Systems; acquired in 1995 by Time Warner Cable
- Greenwich Cablevision, London community television station, active in the 1970s
- Heritage Cablevision, Des Moines, Iowa cable television provider, active 1971–1987
- Izzi Telecom, a Mexican cable television operator owned by Grupo Televisa, called Cablevisión until November 2014
- Medford Community Cablevision, Inc., Medford, Massachusetts public-access television station
- Mountain Cablevision, cable television provider in Hamilton, Ontario
- Omineca Cablevision, cable television and internet service provider in Omineca Country, British Columbia
- Sheffield Cablevision, Sheffield, England cable television community channel, active 1973–1976
- Troy Cablevision, Alabama cable television, cable internet, security systems, and VOIP provider
- UA-Columbia Cablevision, U.S. cable television provider, active from the 1970s to 1991
- Wellingborough Cablevision, Northamptonshire, England cable television broadcaster, active 1974–1975
Cablevisión is an Argentine company that provides cable television and Internet services in South America. It is currently owned by Grupo Clarin. It is the biggest cable TV provider in Argentina with 3,377,082 customers.
Usage examples of "cablevision".
Towering into the mist above the Cablevision compound, the antenna looked to have acquired a magical aspect, resembling a four-sided steel ladder ascending into an unstable dimension of swirling gray.
The wind kicked up again as I went along the beach, heading for the Cablevision compound, where I planned to ask Antonio to drive me inland, away from those who might seek to confine me.
The dust in the atmosphere was screwing up holo signals, but the land lines from Cablevision days were still buried in place.
Mike worked in town at the Cablevision office and was obviously on his way home for lunch.
Mike was still working at the Cablevision office, and his friend Lou at the telephone company, but it was tense, they said.
Atop the green mountain that rises behind the town of Trujillo, hidden most of the days by mist, enclosed within a cyclone fence, stood a powerhouse and an antenna belonging to Cablevision, the cable company that serviced the region, and a tin-roofed cabin of unpainted boards where lived the caretakers, Antonio Oubre and his wife Suyapa, family friends of many years' duration.