subscriber's

For that reason, the app is specifically configured to work only when linked to a subscriber's home Internet connection.

New Cable Fight at Hand Sam Schechner 2011

In one corner: Time Warner Cable, which unwrapped its new app to turn an iPad in a subscriber's home into an extra TV.

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What if, the judge asked, a subscriber's Internet connection was abused by another person granted permission to use that connection?

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Motorola Mobility, for example, has accused both Apple and Microsoft of infringing a patent that covers a method for a wireless communication system to control delivery of data to a subscriber's device.

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But their use of phrases such as "creating additional rationalization for the industry" and "the U.S. wireless industry remains plagued by an oversupply of carriers" suggests the obvious downside: less competition for each subscriber's credit card when only three companies sell nationwide wireless service.

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Still in beta mode, the site, which will charge parents an annual subscriber's fee of $49, will be launched next month.

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It wasn't alone: Cablevision Systems Corp. in early April launched its own application that makes every one of its subscribers' channels, including video-on-demand, available on an iPad, as long as they are in a subscriber's home.

Time Warner Cable, Viacom Pause Fight Sam Schechner 2011

Viacom is seeking an injunction to stop Cablevision from streaming the media company's TV channels via an iPad app that offers all of the channels and services available on a subscriber's TV, as long as the app is used while at home.

Viacom Sues Cablevision Over App Sam Schechner 2011

Time Warner Cable and Viacom filed dueling federal lawsuits against each other in April, just weeks after Time Warner Cable introduced an application that let its subscribers watch live TV from dozens of channels—including Viacom channels like MTV and Comedy Central—on iPads, as long as they remained within the subscriber's home.

Time Warner Cable, Viacom Pause Fight Sam Schechner 2011

But their use of phrases such as "creating additional rationalization for the industry" and "the U.S. wireless industry remains plagued by an oversupply of carriers" suggests the obvious downside: less competition for each subscriber's credit card when only three companies sell nationwide wireless service.

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