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Time Warner Cable Calls MSNBC "The No. 2 News Network"

By Chris Ariens on Jul 22, 2009 05:12 PM

As of today, MSNBC is available in HD in the nation's largest market. Time Warner Cable in New York City added MSNBC-HD to channel 714 today, three weeks after the network began broadcasting in HiDef.

And take a look at how Time Warner Cable, once part of the mighty Time Warner family which owns CNN, refers to MSNBC...

NEW HIGH DEFINITION AND INTERNATIONAL CHANNELS
AVAILABLE TODAY TO NEW YORK CITY CUSTOMERS

MSNBC HD, SetAsia and The Filipino Channel

New York, NY - July 22, 2009 - Time Warner Cable has added the following new channels in New York City:

• MSNBC HD - the No.2 news network, offers a variety of 24-hour news programs including live news coverage, talk shows political analysis and award-winning documentary programming. Available on Channel 714.

• SetAsia Channel - family entertainment channel from Southeast Asia with family movies, game shows, concerts, news and talk shows in Hindi. Available on Channel 561 for $14.95 per month.

• The Filipino Channel (TFC) - offers live news, game shows, dramas and children's shows, 24-hours in Tagalog. Available on Channel 594 for $11.95 per month.

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