Deadline Nears for Cable Upgrade to Digital: ; Suddenlink Customers Must Get New Cable Box; to Watch Most Channels
Charleston Daily Mail › June 15, 2010
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Suddenlink, the largest cable company in West Virginia, has embarked on a digital bandwidth upgrade that may require some new equipment for some customers.
The company currently distributes channel signals in both analog and digital formats. It is investing $36.5 million to upgrade its systems in West Virginia to an all-digital format, said Michael Kelemen, Suddenlink's director of government relations.See the full content of this document
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Deadline Nears for Cable Upgrade to Digital: ; Suddenlink Customers Must Get New Cable Box; to Watch Most Channels
"At some point in the future we will begin the transition," Kelemen said. When that occurs, no new equipment is required if every television owned by a customer has a standard digital receiver, high-definition receiver, digital video recorder receiver, CableCARD, or digital tuner.
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