satelliteandcable
Satellite and Cable refers to the two primary methods of delivering television programming to households: satellite television, which distributes signals from orbiting satellites to small dish antennas, and cable television, which distributes signals through a network of coaxial or fiber-optic cables operated by a local provider. Both systems offer subscription-based channels, on-demand content, and interactive services, but they differ in infrastructure, geography, and cost.
Satellite television uses geostationary satellites in orbit, with signals transmitted in bands such as Ku or
Cable television uses a network of coaxial cables or fiber from a local headend into the subscriber’s
In the modern market, both satellite and cable have evolved with digital compression, DVRs, and integration