Cox initiates HD VOD rollouts with HD Movies on Demand
We knew it would just be a matter of months before Cox Communications found the means to offer up HD video-on-demand -- after all, you can't lag behind your main competitors for too long without stepping up, right? Nevertheless, the company has announced that customers in San Diego can now access "more than 20 high-definition titles" via the HD Movies on Demand channel, and the library of HD flicks should hopefully grow as time goes on. On deck to receive the HD VOD luxuries are Northern Virginia and Oklahoma City, with other unnamed markets to get tapped "later this summer." So, for those San Diegans looking for a good HD movie to soak in on Independence Day, why not give Cox's latest offering a whirl and tell us how it goes?
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justin @ Jul 4th 2007 3:50PM
I am in san diego. I might give it a try. If we could only get UFC in HD that would be GREAT
Andrew @ Jul 4th 2007 5:27PM
We've had HD VOD with TWC in Austin for a few months now. I think it even appeared before ESPN HD did.
iransofaraway @ Jul 8th 2007 2:53AM
Ugh. The movies they offer are ones you wouldn't even want to watch in standard definition, let alone high definition.