| New Channels for ALL Video Customers! |
Now our Classic video is an even better value at more than 65 channels.
Falcon Broadband has added local Public, Educational, & Government (PEG) channels. In order to keep these channels grouped together a few channels had to be moved. The changes are as follows:
- TV Land - was on channel 72, has moved to channel 53
- V-Me - was on channel 73, has moved to channel 72
- KWHS - was on channel 74, has moved to channel 64
- EWTN - was on channel 75, has moved to channel 65
- BET - was on channel 78, has moved to channel 25
New PEG Channels:
- School District 11 - added on channel 73
- School Districts 2, 12, 20, 49 - added on channel 74
- Pikes Peak Library District - added on channel 75
- Colorado Springs Channel - added on channel 76
- University of Colorado, Colorado Springs - added on channel 77
- Pikes Peak Community College - added on channel 78
Classic cable subscribers will have to reprogram their televisions in order to receive the correct channel lineup. Digital subscribers will automatically recieve the updated lineup.
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New Channels! |
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Pay-Per-View This Month |
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Attention Digital Cable Subscribers |
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Why FTTP? |
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Did you know? |
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Showing on Pay-Per-View this month:
Fiber-To-The-Premise (FTTP) extends the Fiber Backbone directly to the property where services are being delivered. This means the property receives the best infrastructure available. As technology advances bandwidth demands rise. With online video games, online streaming movies, and more devices connecting to the internet on average the current copper bandwidth options will eventually be insufficient to handle the demands. 