Fox's new business network will launch in HD
by Ben Drawbaugh 
posted Sep 19th 2007 at 4:19PM
It only makes sense that if you're deploying a new television network you'd go ahead and do it up in HD. We're not sure how many newly created networks had both an SD and HD simulcast of their channel from day one, but when Fox Business News launches next month it will. Like most newly launched networks, only DirecTV is listed as having a carriage agreement, but we'd expect to see it pop up on other providers as well. And, unlike some other business networks, this one will actually have HD video.
Filed under: Satellite, New content
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
erichd @ Sep 21st 2007 4:35AM
Is the HD choice just so that FOX can display cleavage better than already?
As it is, FNS has to remove the little nameplate/ticker on the bottom of the screen whenever a female guest / Hooters girl is in the cloe-up, and replace it for the male host.
Honestly, we all know FOX won't use the HD for clarity.
John Navarre @ Oct 20th 2007 12:33PM
Yeah Rush. Please snap your fingers and make Nancy & Harry GO AWAY!