Translation for 'cable TV' from English to Polish

cable TV

telewizja {f} kablowatech.

kablówka {f} [pot.]tech.

• For instance, the activists who call for "mental green space" by getting rid of disadvantages of internet, cable TV, and smartphones have been called "info-environmentalists".
• Typically a 300-ohm balanced twin lead antenna input could only be connected to a coaxial cable from a cable TV system through a balun.
• He continued to direct for television both in the United Kingdom and the United States, and had occasional acting gigs, including roles in the TV series "The Equalizer" and as the mayor on the cable TV series "Pacific Blue".
• People who lived in rural areas where cable TV service was not available could still access cable channels through a large (and expensive) satellite dish, which, by the mid-1990s, was phased out in favor of the small rooftop dishes that offer DirecTV and Dish Network services.
• The show, which aired on 10 March 2009, was the last episode transmitted in series 11 of the show's run on the satellite and cable TV channel Living.

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• Uruguayans have access to more than 100 private daily and weekly newspapers, more than 100 radio stations, and some 20 terrestrial television channels, and cable TV is widely available.
• TiVo branded products returned to the UK during 2010 under an exclusive partnership with cable TV provider Virgin Media.
• Stofa is mainly a cable TV operator, but also supplies broadband via the cable TV network.
• Digicel then issued court proceedings against the Regulator, arguing that he had acted improperly by imposing an arbitrary limit of three licences (although no complaint was made about the decision to prefer BVI Cable TV's improbable licence over Digicel).
• San Diego is also the headquarters of national far-right cable TV channel One America News Network (OANN), which was founded in 2013 and is owned by Herring Networks.

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• It was later revealed by both prosecutors and the defendant that Settle did not have cable TV, nor did he watch the show.
• For most Nicaraguans radio and TV are the main sources of news. There are more than 100 radio stations and several TV networks. Cable TV is available in most urban areas.
• There are hundreds of privately owned national TV networks, cable TV networks (that also carry international channels), and radio stations available; while there is also 1 government owned broadcast station.
• There are hundreds of privately owned national TV networks, cable TV networks (that also carry international channels), and radio stations available; while there is also 1 government owned broadcast station.