Charter recently moved those stations into the cable stratosphere — the 900-plus channel range. The move means that those with Charter's basic or expanded basic service and with televisions more than four years old now need a digital reception box to get local access channels. The box costs $5 a month."
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Charter moves public access TV into cable stratosphere - STLtoday.com
Charter moves public access TV into cable stratosphere - STLtoday.com: "The televised city council meetings that Charter Communications once guaranteed to municipalities are no longer free for all cable subscribers.
Charter recently moved those stations into the cable stratosphere — the 900-plus channel range. The move means that those with Charter's basic or expanded basic service and with televisions more than four years old now need a digital reception box to get local access channels. The box costs $5 a month."
THE STORY
Charter recently moved those stations into the cable stratosphere — the 900-plus channel range. The move means that those with Charter's basic or expanded basic service and with televisions more than four years old now need a digital reception box to get local access channels. The box costs $5 a month."
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