Cablevision adds Versus / Golf Channel content to VOD lineup

by Darren Murph, posted Jun 25th 2008 at 9:37AM

Outside of the Planet Green HD addition, Cablevision subscribers haven't had a whole lot to applaud over recently. For fans of Golf / Versus, however, we reckon you all can stop moping around and point your remote to an all new video-on-demand outlet. Starting this week, the carrier will begin offering its iO TV digital cable customers free access to VOD content from Versus and Golf Channel, but sadly, none of it will be shown in high-definition. Maybe one day...

Filed under: Cable, Sports, New content

Tags: Cablevision, golf, on demand, OnDemand, versus, video on demand, video-on-demand, VideoOnDemand, vod

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Rob @ Jun 25th 2008 1:32PM

As I told you last time they did not add Planet Green HD.

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zypher48 @ Jun 25th 2008 1:44PM

Greeeaat. So they continue to add useless coontent that will barely be used. What a wasted, Why don't they spend their money and add decent channels? Like, imo, Discovery Channel HD, Sci-Fi HD, etc...

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mws192 @ Jun 25th 2008 4:56PM

Rob's right. CV doesn't offer Green HD.

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robert @ Jun 27th 2008 8:59PM

please note - this is incorrect - Cablevision never did add the HD version of Planet Green - only the SD version - Cablevision has not added any new HD programming in calendar year 2008 which is becoming a big concern for us subscribers.

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