Cable Television Distribution
Television distribution involves the receiving and re-sending of television signals to groups of consumers that are connected to the cable television network. Cable network operators typically charge a monthly access fee for connection to cable television systems.
Figure 1 shows the typical cable television subscription fees in the United States. This diagram shows an initial connection fee of approximately $45 with a monthly connection fee of $30.00. This figure shows that the types of channels may be grouped into categories with varying fees charged for these groups of services.
Pay per View (PPV)
Pay-per-view is a video signal subscription service that allows customers to pay for individual video selections they desire to view. Pay-per-view service can be limited to viewing pre-scheduled broadcasted channels or video on demand (VOD) videos. The typical charge for pay per view services is approximately $6.00.
High Speed Data (Cable Modems)
High-speed data service via cable modems provides customers with the ability to transfer data at broadband data transmission rates (1 Mbps or above). Customers usually pay a monthly fee for high-speed data connection in addition to an Internet service provider (ISP) account.
Figure 2 shows the average charges for high-speed cable modem data access. This chart shows that cable modem access cost includes an initial connection fee of $100, a monthly subscription fee of approximately $50, and an equipment leasing cost of $10 for the connection equipment.
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