Cable
Cable noun - A length of braided, flexible material that is used for tying or connecting things.
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Synonyms for Cable
Newspapers and cable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Newspapers" instead a noun "Cable".
Newspapers
Cable and newspapers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cable" instead a noun "Newspapers".
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And these are my foot soldiers: 2000 people working on 14 floors to feed 300 newspapers, 4 cable news networks, 87 magazines, and 29 different cable TV channels - in 35 languages.
Source: Film / Tomorrow Never Dies -
While media today are increasingly focused on niche markets, with various cable networks, alternative weekly newspapers and Internet media trying to carve out their own audience, there still remain vestiges of when niche media were not available to the mainstream.
Source: Useful Notes / Mainstream Media -
The thesis is that, before the rise of the internet and cable news, most places had only a few mass-market newspapers and TV stations that had to moderate their reporting and editorials in order to avoid alienating large sections of the populace and going out of business.
Source: The Moral Substitute
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