Defining High-Definition TV

[Multichannel News]

High-definition programming may seem to be everywhere, but most of it is on HDTV channels that...

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[NotMe546]

"But HD-only channels face some challenges. Last month, Time Warner Cable said it was dropping HDNet and HDNet Movies across all of its systems. Similarly, Dish Network bounced Smithsonian Channel at the end of 2008 — though Hayden said “we are in active discussions with them and we anticipate being back on [Dish] by the end of the year.”

 

[MikeD-C05]

"But HD-only channels face some challenges. Last month, Time Warner Cable said it was dropping HDNet and HDNet Movies across all of its systems. Similarly, Dish Network bounced Smithsonian Channel at the end of 2008 — though Hayden said “we are in active discussions with them and we anticipate being back on [Dish] by the end of the year.”

Only way it will be back is if they accept CHarlie's cheap payments. He has no problem cutting channels if they don't play ball . Subs be damned! It's all about the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ with Charlie.

 

[NotMe546]

Only way it will be back is if they accept CHarlie's cheap payments. He has no problem cutting channels if they don't play ball . Subs be damned! It's all about the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ with Charlie.

Is that the same with D*and thats why they can't get basic functions to work on the DVR.

 

[MikeD-C05]

Is that the same with D*and thats why they can't get basic functions to work on the DVR.

Touche.