Just days after Time Warner Cable gifted
Rochester-area citizens with the Discovery suite of HD channels, an eagle-eyed reader located in Albany has noticed that those very channels have also joined their lineup. Effective immediately, those located in and around the capital of the great state of New York can check out Science Channel HD (1825), Animal Planet HD (1835), Discovery Channel HD (1836) and TLC HD (1844). At this point, we're wondering if TWC will ever provide a noticeable boost to the ridiculously deprived Manhattan EPG, but three cheers for Albany, regardless. [
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[Thanks, Mike]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
UnnDunn @ Mar 21st 2008 11:26PM
Manhattan will not see any significant increase in HD selection until SDV is deployed in the borough. The huge density of large MDUs and commercial customers pretty much negates TWCs ability to drop analog channels in the borough, so the only way they can free up capacity for more HD in the short term is by deploying SDV.
Ray @ Mar 22nd 2008 9:47PM
When will SDV be deployed in Manhattan?
Vin P. @ Mar 22nd 2008 12:09AM
What about Queens and Brooklyn...they went all digital this month!
Jason Schwartz @ Mar 24th 2008 1:18PM
We went all digital? News to me.... The good news apparently comes at the end of April for Bklyn/Qns: Effective April 30th we will launch Sports on Demand on ch. 1023. In Brooklyn and Queens we will launch A&E HD on ch. 746, ABC Family HD on ch. 738, Animal Planet HD on ch. 786, CNN HD on ch. 710, Discovery HD on ch. 766, Disney HD on 749, ESPN News on ch. 792, Food Network HD on ch. 750, HGTV HD on ch. 764 , History Channel HD on ch. 740, The Learning Channel HD on 752, Lifetime Movies HD on ch. 762, M HD will launch on ch. 720, NHL Network HD on ch. 795, the previously announced NY1 HD will launch on ch. 701, Science Channel HD on ch. 775, Speed Channel HD on ch. 793, TMC HD on ch.778, Toon Disney on ch. 787, Versus/Golf on ch. 794, Weather Channel HD on ch. 772 and WE will change from DTV service to Standard Service.