AT&T talks Total Home DVR rollouts in seven new, not so new areas
by Richard Lawler 
posted Oct 14th 2008 at 1:19PM
cleveland posts
AT&T launches Total Home DVR in Cleveland, doesn't bother to tell anyone
by Darren Murph posted Oct 12th 2008 at 1:17AM
[Thanks, Sean]
DISH Network launching HD locals in four more markets
by Darren Murph posted Apr 9th 2008 at 11:17AM 
After the onslaught of rapid-fire HD locals launches in March, all has been quiet on the DISH Network front -- until now. Four more markets can gleefully celebrate the homecoming of HD locals via DISH: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Tampa, Florida, Cleveland, Ohio and Richmond, Virginia. Each of the aforementioned locales will be receiving their respective local ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX stations save for Milwaukee, which will sadly miss out on CBS. You're all giddy, aren't you? The HD locals go live for these four regions on April 10th at 6:00AM ET -- yeah, tomorrow!AT&T routs U-verse services to Northeastern Ohio
by Darren Murph posted Feb 19th 2008 at 3:34PM
SportsTime Ohio announces full-time HD channel
by Darren Murph posted Feb 19th 2008 at 12:44PM
[Thanks, Dan]
Clevelanders getting four new HD channels from TWC in March
by Darren Murph posted Feb 2nd 2008 at 9:26AM
Regrettably, Clevelanders (and most others in Northeast Ohio) will have to wait a month longer before getting to view four new high-definition channels through Time Warner Cable, but at least you've got four new reasons to make it through February, right? According to a legal notice posted on the carrier's website, A&E HD, Food Network HD, HGTV HD and History Channel HD will be added to the lineup as of March 4th, and apparently, a number of channel positions that you may be used to could be shifting around as well. Keep an eye on your listings, however -- these four newcomers just might show up earlier than anticipated. [Disclosure: Engadget is part of the Time Warner family][Thanks, Roosevelt]
Cleveland becomes first US city with three HD news channels
by Darren Murph posted Jan 29th 2007 at 7:30AM
While New York may have claimed fame for being the first city to snatch an HD news broadcast and beam IPTV content OTA and over cable, it looks like Cleveland, Ohio now has its own boasting to do, as it becomes the first American city to tout three local HD news channels. One particular channel, NewsChannel5, also provides exclusive HD weather and offers up "more than 12 hours of HD programming each day." The station commented that its HD weather capabilities now open up new views of on-scene reports, wider views of radar screens, and can simply keep viewers safer as they see more of what's going on around them. So as you lucky Clevelanders are waking up this morning, just know that you've got more choices than anyone else when it comes to catching the news tonight in crisp HD.MSM & HDTV: So close but yet so far
by Richard Lawler posted Jan 21st 2006 at 6:20PM
As we've noted, sometimes the media can be a bit shaky when it comes to
talking about HDTV accurately. This time it's Cleveland's News Channel 5 reporting to make sure you don't buy an EDTV
plasma assuming it's HDTV, a worthy cause and one we've mentioned before.The article is good, with enough warning and not too much hysteria, until they mention HDTV becoming standard in three years. Awww man. Everybody listen to Engadget, DTV ≠ HDTV. Thank you and please remember to tip your waitresses.
