The brackets are drawn and the seedings have been made - March Madness is here and I have some good news for customers in our Louisville district with regard to the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
For the first time ever a signicant number of games in the tournmaent's initial rounds are exclusively appearing on cable channels TBS, TNT and truTV, allowing viewers to watch every game live. With the addition of 3 teams to the field of 68, there are four play-in games on Tuesday and Wednesday that appear on truTV. In order to bring our customers every second of the tournament in HD, we have moved up the launch of truTV in high definition in Louisville to this week.
TBS, TNT and truTV are now available in full HD in our Louisville, Lexington and Northern Kentucky districts.
Games appearing on truTV can be watched in HD on channel 995. For a full schedule of games, check SportsonInsight.com.
In other March Madness news, cn|2's Kentucky Sports Television is giving viewers the opportunity get in on the basketball hoopla with the KSTV Championship Challenge. Viewers can submit their bracket picks for the chance to win a 40" HDTV. Head over to the KSTV Championship Challenge for contest rules and information on how to enter your picks.
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Posted by: Mustfa | Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at 01:32 AM
This is the best March Madness I have ever seen! Here in Lexington, 3 out of 4 channels are HD, or I can watch online or use my phone. Unfortunately it's also going to be a very UNproductive study/work month, I think! Haha!
Posted by: Roger Chui | Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 12:27 AM
I think this should have been a must for ALL Insight markets. What use do you think many people have for truTV after the tournament?
Posted by: Patrick | Thursday, March 17, 2011 at 01:38 PM
Why are channels in the classic package that are available in HD not available in the boxless line up? I understand the claim that there are no extra programming fees, but the claim that they are free when I need to rent a box for each TV does not see to be an accurate statement.
BTW, we love the boxless option. Although, the family is having problem with the new numbers. Change is hard. ;)
Posted by: Pat | Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 04:57 PM
I wish that we could get truTV HD early in the rest of the markets, such as Bowling Green. We like our basketball down here too!
Posted by: John | Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 09:38 PM
Great news! Thanks and looking forward to all the other great channels in HD that are coming soon.
Posted by: Brock | Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 10:14 AM