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Looks like Padres fans will be happy: Cox Will Give AT&T, Others Access To Padres Games - 2010-06-16 14:23:32 | Multichannel News Now come on Comcast Philly.

Here's an article on the situation from a San Diego paper: Padres staying put on cable TV - SignOnSanDiego.com Interesting part of the article: So in other words, not any time soon :mad:

Still miss it being called the F U Center (First Union, for all those who forgot)

Just more double talk by Comcast, in the article Roberts says he "reserved the right to defend ourselves if any complaints should be filed." So in other words, they won't "challenge" the FCC ruling, but if anyone tries to use the ruling to gain access they will still fight it. :mad:

Not sure how it was over in Hanover, but here the Flyers were blacked out even before they added CSN Philly on cable, which meant the only way you could watch the games was to get satellite and "have" a zip code outside the black out area. Even now it's still screwed up, on cable we get CSN...

It's kind of a glass half empty/full thing here in York, they added CSN Philly, like you said, but not in high def.

Last I heard it was scheduled for January 29th FCC Schedules Vote On Terrestrial Exemption Order - 2009-12-30 18:28:59 | Multichannel News I'm trying not to get my hopes too high on this, Comcast always seems to find a way to keep CSN Philly off satellite.

Shinner, I can understand your frustration. When I first moved to York they had Suscom cable, they offered CSN Mid-Atlantic (because the Orioles were on then) & FSN Pitt. So I figured I'd get center ice through them to watch the Flyers, well turns out they were blacked out on center ice on...

Amen to that. I didn't have the EI package, I'm wondering if the CSN Philly broadcasts of the Phillies were available in HD or SD only? Couldn't find anything definite out there. My local Comcast system only provides CSN Philly in SD (CSN DC in HD), so I have to decide whether it's better to...

My advice, don't hold your breath. I could be wrong, but I believe the whole September 2008 date started getting mentioned due to the original deal when Sportsnet took over for Prism and the length of the contract. However I don't think it will impact anything as long as they continue to be...

I always thought the same thing about how they are losing out on income from not selling the channel to satellite. They must have determined that their subscriber loss in the Philly area would outweigh the additional income from selling the channel (they’re basically admitting that people would...

You got that right. I still can't believe the FCC actually granted CSN Philly an EXCEPTION when they approved the Adelphia merger last year FCC Approves Adelphia Breakup - 7/17/2006 - Multichannel News "Comcast and Time Warner are barred from using terrestrial delivery of a regional sports...