By Michael Willner

Some customers, who prefer to continue to watch their analog TV's without a set top box, voiced concern that they would now need one. That is not the case. Customers who do not have a digital set top box will continue to receive our classic cable lineup in analog, allowing their TV's to continue to function.

A lot of our planning today is about freeing up more bandwidth for more advanced services for all of our products. Whether it's more HD, faster broadband speeds or new advanced phone features, bandwidth is needed and analog TV channels take up a huge amount of valuable spectrum.

Therefore, everyone should understand that, although we intend to continue to deliver analog channels for some time to come, the entire television delivery standard in the United States is in a state of transition. Over the long term, we will phase out most analog transmission and will ultimately require digital-to-analog converters for analog TV's to continue to function -- much like the over-the-air broadcast TV transition last June.



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Broadband 30.0 is coming - the fastest Internet in town.

Broadband 30.0 customers will have access to an always-on, reliable 30 Mbps downstream and 3 Mbps upstream connection, again, faster than any other service provider in our area. Broadband 30.0 features access to ESPN 360 online sports programming, free CA Internet security suite and wireless access to your high-speed Internet

Digital 5.0 is here.

We’ve made every channel 100% digital for incredible picture and sound quality.

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Next week's Kentucky-Louisville football game will be available to more TV viewers than last Saturday's UK-Miami (Ohio) season opener through an arrangement reached between Insight Communications and ESPN.

The UK-Louisville game on Sept.

If you're an Insight customer, you may be seeing a series of new, short television spots over the coming days that feature the word change. As the first spot indicates, change can be full of the promise of new and wonderful or it can involve anxiety and doubt about the unknown. Here at Insight, we're planning some exciting changes for our customers that will be revealed in the next few weeks. We're working hard to make these new changes to provide more features and updates to our current products while making sure that these changes are simpler to use.


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By Sarah Eisenmenger

When you surf through the tube, you might notice a familiar television station moved down a channel.

The UK student-run television station Channel 50 can now be found on channel 49 as Wildcat Student TV.

By Scott Sloan

Lexington cable provider Insight Communications announced its first-quarter results this week, saying revenue rose 15 percent to $236.7 million compared to a year ago.

The company, which operates in Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio, said it gained 30,700 digital cable customers in the quarter, the highest quarterly net gain in the company's history.


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By Patrick Howington

Insight Communications customers who lost cable-television service during last month's ice storm can seek credit by writing the company.

Insight won't issue credit for days when a customer couldn't get cable reception because electricity was out.

By James Pilcher

Want to watch the University of Cincinnati men's basketball team play its home game against 12th-ranked Georgetown? The only two ways are to buy a ticket - or go to a friend's house in Kentucky who uses Insight for Internet access

That UC game and three more will be available only through ESPN's online outlet ESPN360. But that "channel" does not have broadcast agreements with Greater Cincinnati's major Internet service providers, Cincinnati Bell and Time Warner Cable.

By Mike Farrell -- Multichannel News, 12/20/2008 3:26:00 PM
Insight's CEO started his blog, »www.michaelsinsight.com/, in May 2008 (with his first post, “Why the #*@# Am I Doing This?”) in part to challenge the conventional wisdom that most companies play their cards close to their chests. He has religiously filed his daily musings — and he writes it himself — on everything from customer service issues, Washington regulation and technology to industry initiatives like Tru2way.

By Claire Atkinson -- Broadcasting & Cable

A group of cable operators will launch an on-demand politics channel in a bid to tap the euphoria surrounding the inauguration of the first African-American president—and they aim to start Jan. 20, the day Barack Obama is sworn into office.

By Chris

Two days shy of its first birthday, Fox Business Network is celebrating with increased distribution. Mike Reynolds of Multichannel News reports, "FBN recently signed deals with U.S. Cable and Insight Communications, which next month will begin making FBN available in standard-definition in all of its markets, including Columbus, Ohio, and Louisville, Ky., and its HD feed in many of them."

According to an exec from Insight, FBN has been one of the most requested channels since its launch adding that Dave Ramsey has a strong following in Louisville.


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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.

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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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.