Mediacom adding 20 high-def channels in Kentucky
20, now that's a sizable figure. Mediacom is fixing to switch off its analog service and move to all-digital in the Cadiz, Kentucky region, and with that will come quite a few new high-def channels. The carrier is already warning folks that they'll need an internal ATSC tuner or digital set-top-box to receive programming after November 19th, and on that same day, the new high-definition stations will hit the EPG as well. No word on what exactly those channels will be, but surely you'll find one or two out of 20 you can enjoy.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Brett @ Oct 9th 2008 1:24PM
Why can't they do this in Des Moines, which is their BIGGEST market?
Attaturk @ Oct 9th 2008 2:44PM
I'm in Des Moines too, I'm in a situation where I cannot get satellite so I have to go with MediaCom and for more than $100 a month I get 19 freaking HD Channels - including the 5 local stations. It's ridiculous, and we are their largest market.
slarity @ Oct 9th 2008 5:45PM
lol, Im in des moines too, satellite is not allowed where I live which might actually be one of the biggets reasons I move next march.
Kyle @ Oct 9th 2008 8:00PM
I live in the Midwest - south eastern iowa to be exact - any word on when they (Mediacom) will add more HD, or switch to digital?