RCN Corporation has added seven new networks to its high-definition lineup today, including COMEDY CENTRAL HD, CMT HD, MTV HD, Nickelodeon HD, Spike HD, VH1 HD and BET HD. In addition, RCN added more HD content to its video-on-demand library which is available at no extra charge. Full Story
RCN Corporation has chosen the BigBand Broadband Multimedia-Service Router 1200 to deliver its all-digital television, data and voice services in Eastern areas of the United States. Those areas include Boston, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia/Eastern Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. Full Story
RCN Corporation announced it is converting all their broadcasts in the Washington D.C. area to digital, freeing up all the bandwidth analog has been using to allow for additional Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) channels. The transition will allow up to ten SD channels or three HD channels per analog channel. RCN’s new HD lineup will consist of 75 HD channels. Full Story
RCN Corporation announced it will go all digital in New York City next month, making way for all-digital programming. The cable TV provider says the switch will improve picture quality and dramatically increase the number standard and high definition (HD) channels it can offer customers. Full Story
RCN, a fiber-optic television provider, announced it would be adding 10 new high-definition (HD) channels in the New York City area. The 10 new HD channels include Discovery Channel HD, Animal Planet HD, The Learning Channel HD, HGTV HD, The Science Channel HD, Lifetime Movie Networks HD, Food Network HD, Travel Channel HD, VERSUS/Golf HD and NFL Networks HD. Full Story
RCN customers in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, will be happy to know the television service provider added seven new high-definition (HD) channels to its channel listings this week. The additional channels include: Discovery Channel HD, Animal Planet HD, The Learning Channel HD, The Science Channel HD, Lifetime Movie Network HD, Food Network HD and Travel Channel HD. Full Story
RCN announced plans today to improve its video server technology and expand its high definition (HD) on-demand services throughout Boston, New York, Pennsylvania, and D.C. by June of 2008. Full Story
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