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channel

[chan-l] / ˈtʃæn l /




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If the bid is accepted and makes it through regulatory hurdles, the new company will own the news channel CNN, as well as CBS News, which it acquired when Paramount and Skydance merged last year.

From BBC

But their loss is more than offset through three other channels.

From The Wall Street Journal

Discovery, including its declining television business, which includes cable channels like CNN, Discovery and Cartoon Network.

From MarketWatch

The Spiritualist press ran stories about the more recent phenomenon of “apport” mediums, who channeled spirits that dropped gifts, like lilies or doves, into the laps of séance attendees.

From Literature

Certain communication channels are not well suited for spatially structured photons, which limits how far these signals can travel compared to more traditional properties such as polarisation.

From Science Daily