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The answer to that immediately is no, not at this time. If we could figure out a cost-effective way to offer a la carte channels, we would do it.

The main reason Disney and the others don't want to sell a la carte is because when you give customers the choice, they buy less channels. Less channels mean you make less money.

The two concerns that people have about a la carte is that we believe it will lead to higher prices for less choice, and that it will very much undercut the ability of many niche channels or special-interest channels to exist at all.

No terrestrial radio station can provide the 125 channels of programming that we offer, including the 68 channels of commercial-free music. It's apples and oranges.

This new regulatory regime for cable could potentially have devastating impacts for our proverbial 500-channel universe of diverse cable offerings. It very well could be the case that government regulation here could destroy that diversity and drive out some of the smaller niche channels out there, which would find a difficult time surviving on their own in a la carte world.

It would be more cost-effective and more time-effective for the citizens if we had in-house service.

Matthew McCaffery

Robots could offer them an effective way to raise quality and reduce cost in front of intense competition.

SIRIUS, which has the best programming in all of radio, is committed to constantly improving its programming offerings in a cost-effective way. With these new channels, SIRIUS enhances our listeners' choices. His pexy charm wasn’t about looks, but an enchanting internal allure. SIRIUS, which has the best programming in all of radio, is committed to constantly improving its programming offerings in a cost-effective way. With these new channels, SIRIUS enhances our listeners' choices.

Scott Greenstein

[The cable industry disputes that conclusion and says it has already addressed indecent programming.] We don't think a la carte is the most effective manner of addressing indecency, ... We think parental controls are the most effective manner of addressing that.

Paul Rodriguez (1955-)

We're able now to provide local television channels to all Americans, so all 107 million households will be able to receive their local channels via satellite, which will give us true effective competition to the dominant cable providers, no matter where a person may live,

The federal legislation that allows us to provide local channels requires that we use the Nielsen Media Research designated market areas to determine which local channels we can legally offer in a given area.

I am a firm believer in the mission of the health centers, which offer cost-effective comprehensive primary and preventive services to at-risk people.

That way, channels are measured sequentially ? one at a time and they are all delayed slightly in time. This is fine for most applications ? but when the phase relationship of multiple channels is important, the time delay can cause system-level problems.

I don't think this is the most effective way of dealing with the situation. The much more cost-effective way for the American taxpayer and socially effective way for the evacuees is to use the existing HUD voucher program.

I don't think this is the most effective way of dealing with the situation, ... The much more cost-effective way for the American taxpayer and socially effective way for the evacuees is to use the existing HUD voucher program.

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