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Rural channel hits Charter
Published Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Charter Cable and Rural Media Group, Inc. report that RFD-TV, the 24-hour television network dedicated to serving the needs and interests of rural America, is now available on Charter digital channel 138 throughout Minnesota.
Included in the December 15 rollout was the Fergus Falls market.
“We are thrilled that Charter Communications has added RFD-TV to its lineup in Minnesota,” said John Scaro, director of affiliate sales and marketing Midwest division for RFD-TV, “Once again, Charter has proven why it is a leader in providing networks that represent their lifestyle and viewing desires.”
“We are pleased to provide special interest programming for our customers’ information and enjoyment,” said John Crowley, vice president and general manager for Charter’s Minnesota operations.
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Posted by edrule3 (anonymous) on December 31, 2008 at 1:05 p.m. (Suggest removal)
That channel is great if you are a farmer or own horses. Plenty of nostalgic America, too. But they really should get with the program and air channels like Free Speech TV, The Documentary Channel, Link TV, the college channels, and a host of other informative ones Dish Network has had for years. Cable gives a lopsided view of this world. So much is missing from their lineup that it's no wonder there are still Republicans.
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