By Bill Wolfe

Customers of Insight Communications and AT&T who lost telephone, cable-television or Internet service in last month's windstorm may qualify for a refund

Insight is accepting requests by mail, spokeswoman Reba Doutrick said. Submissions should be addressed to Insight, 4701 Commerce Crossing Drive, Louisville, KY 40229, with "Ike" on the left side of the envelope.

Applications should include the customer's name, address, phone number and account number, if available, and should specify the days without service, she said.

AT&T "will credit a customer for the days or time period" he or she lost phone service due to storm damage, spokeswoman Cathy Lewandowski said in an e-mail. Customers may call AT&T Kentucky at (888) 757-6500.


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Lexington cable provider Insight Communications plans to offer 56 channels in high-definition by early December.

The full list of HD channels is available by visiting www.mosthdforfree.com.

Had you told us one year ago that Insight Communications would be our MSO of the Year we would have laughed, probably not politely.

Insight was supposed to be history by now, gobbled up by Time Warner Cable, Jerry Kent or perhaps a private equity firm.

(WHAS11) - If you're an Insight Cable customer who's wondering what's going on, you may not be alone.

Insight says it's getting about 1,500 calls a day about its digital changeover for some of its premium channels.

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BALTIMORE, June 3 --Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc.

Insight Communications Co. today announced that first-quarter revenue rose by 17 percent from a year ago to $205.8 million, and that it gained customers.

By Scott Sloan

Insight Communications, Lexington's cable provider, announced year-end results on Monday that included year-over-year growth in nearly all its major products.

Revenue was $1.4 billion for the year, up 14 percent from the year before.

By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (April 10, 2008) -- Insight Communications, the ninth largest cable TV service, has taken a novel approach to deciding which High-Definition channels to add.

By Marisa Guthrie -- Broadcasting & Cable


FEARnet is a joint venture among Comcast, Sony Pictures Television and Lionsgate, and it is also available on Comcast, Cox Communications and Verizon Communications’ FiOS TV.

Insight is the 10th-ranked cable operator reaching homes in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.

Multichannel News) _ Insight Communications continued to buck the trend of its cable peers that have experienced heavy basic subscriber losses, reporting a gain of 35,000 basic customers for the year, an increase of 5.4%.


The announcement comes on the heels of the New York-based cable operator's »www.multichannel.com/article/CA6···.html%20 completion of the split »www.multichannel.com/article/CA6517245.html of its Insight Midwest partnership with Comcast on Jan.

US cable operators Comcast Corp and Insight Communications have completed the division of their 50:50 join venture Insight Midwest.

Comcast has taken full control of networks covering 1.2 million homes in Illinois and Indiana, with 696,000 basic video subscribers at the end of September.

Insight will assume ownership of networks covering 1.3 million homes in Kentucky and Ohio which served 665,800 basic TV customers at end-September.


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»Insight Customers Get Ready For Comcast Switch

By TIM LANDIS

Insight Communications is preparing for a change in ownership Jan. 1 but probably won’t know about specific changes in programming or rates until the deal is closed, a local executive said Wednesday

Comcast Corp.

By Anuradha Shukla

Insight Communications has selected Comverse's InSight Open Services Environment and next-generation voicemail services.

The U.S.

Thursday, November 1, 2007

A pair of Bradley Hall of Famers - Chuck Buescher and Frank Bussone - has been named the announcing duo for the eight BU men's basketball televised games this season on the Insight Communications cable channel.

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Published Sunday, October 21, 2007

THE FOX NEWS business channel launched last week is not on the Insight Communications system, though Insight director of government and community affairs Libbie Stehn said it's possible the channel will be added once Comcast Corp. takes over the local cable system later this year.

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»Insight Sale On Hold

Anthony Crupi

AUGUST 30, 2007 -

On the eve of its official launch, the Big Ten Network has signed its first carriage deal with a major cable operator, coming to terms with Insight Communications.

Per terms of the deal, Insight will carry the Big Ten Network on its “classic” service tier––analogous to an expanded basic lineup––in Columbus, Ohio, and Evansville, Ind., and on its Insight Digital 2.0 service in all of its Kentucky systems, including Louisville, Lexington and Bowling Green.

By Shirley Brady

Insight Communications reported 2nd quarter earnings today, with a 3% annual growth rate in basic subscribers (to 1.34 million) and a net loss of 3,000 basic subscribers, which it called "the best Q2 performance in the company's history."

The Midwest-focused operator recorded 2.85 million total revenue generating units on June 30, an increase of 13% over year-ago figures, and 1.42 million total customer relationships (subscribers to one or more services), an increase of 49,000 over the previous year.


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By Emily Tropp

ROCKFORD — Insight Communications announced Tuesday the company is partnering with WNTA and several area high schools to broadcast varsity football games three times a week this fall on Insight Cable Channel 57.

Until now, the only chance high school football players had to see their games on television was if they reached the IHSA state finals in November.