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December 3rd, 2009 Latest News No comments

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Time Warner Cable in NYC, are appealing for it’s subscribers help.

The company which operates in close to 27 U.S. states and also has 31 operating divisions.

Considered as the second largest in the industry, known for it’s tiered pricing of it’s service.

It has released a new ad campaign in which it asks it’s customers for their support in the company while it negotiates with providers of network programming, so as to prevent raises in rates that the company will have to pay in carrier rights.

The New Tang Dynasty Television was offered to subscribers in November 2009, on channel 589. It is now being available for free to an approximately 1.16 million digital subscriber households.

But the deal is about to expire this year, which includes such things as The Weather Channel, F/X, Food Network and HGTV.  On it’s website it was stated “We’re  just one company, but there are millions of you. Together, we just might be able to make a difference in what America pays for it’s favourite entertainment.” Time Warner Cable appeals.

NTDTV part of Time Warner Cable’s multicultural choices,  is deemed the only full time Chinese channel which does not require an additional monthly subscription, providing the household subscribing already have a digital cable.

It has also been a programming partner for 5 years, itself airing for 3 hours a night on channel 32 in Southern Manhattan during Prime time. A move to digital 589 Channel shows a significant expansion of the partnership.

New York City’s, Chinese residents reacted with enthusiasm to the news, making a record number of calls to it’s customer service hot line.

New Tang Television was launched in 2002, a non profit television broadcaster, and one that is not censored when sending information to China. It is the only independent Chinese language television broadcaster.
It’s base in Manhattan is a important news source, and was the one to break the news of the SARS breakout in China a whole three weeks before Beijing would admit to the outbreak.