Insight Communications Company News

In what has become a familiar refrain during third-quarter earnings reports for cable operators, Insight Communications said it increased its revenue-generating units in the recently completed quarter but lost some basic video subscribers.

The Cable Center said Mark Bowser of Cox Communications, Ann Carlsen of Carlsen Resources and Philip B. Lind of Rogers Communications have joined its board of directors.

The Cable Center announced today that Cox Communicationsa TM Mark Bowser; Ann Carlsen, founder and CEO of Carlsen Resources; and Rogers Communicationsa TM Philip Lind were recently elected to three-year terms on its board of directors.

Recognizing the need to foster public-private partnerships aimed at creating a better quality of life for Kentucky's children, Gov.

Insight Communications, the nation's ninth-largest MSO, has a slate of slick new enhancements for its customers under the auspices of its "Digital 5.0" initiative.

Insight Communications, a Lexington cable television, Internet and telephone service provider, announced a number of service changes this week including additional high-definition TV channels and the launch later this year of faster broadband Internet service.

Insight Communications Company today announced the appointment of Timothy K. Michalk to vice president, talent management; Debra Massey to director, video engineering; and Scott Dant to director, tax.

Insight Communications is gearing up to launch a 30-Mbps downstream Internet service by the end of 2009 -- but won't be moving to DOCSIS 3.0 in the near term.

Insight Communications has completed its digital-simulcast upgrade -- making its entire channel lineup in digital format -- and announced new DVR and video-on-demand features, as well as the addition of a "handful" of HD channels across its service areas.

Lexington cable provider Insight Communications has made some minor changes to its cable lineup.

Insight Communications' special deal to put the UK-Louisville football game on basic analog cable in Louisville and Lexington at noon Sept.

Some Louisville residents will now have a choice for cable TV, telephone and internet services.

For the first time in more than a decade, Insight Communications is about to get competition for the cable market in Louisville.

Jefferson County Public Schools and Insight Communications will broadcast the school system's sports safety video on ICN Channel 2. The district-produced video is required viewing for all student athletes planning to participate in sports and presents information from local medical experts about sports injuries, heat and cold-weather safety, ...

Insight Communications, the nationa TMs ninth-largest MSO, today announced appointments to its executive team.

Smaller cable operators managed to fight back customer defections amid a bleak economic environment, with Insight Communications and Mediacom Communications both adding basic subscribers in the first quarter.

Insight Communications continued the trend of MSOs weathering the recession well, reporting increases in subscriber numbers and revenue in its first quarter.

Insight Communications Company today announced financial and operating results for the quarter ended March 31, 2009.

Insight Communications has moved the Faith Channel from its lineup for analog cable-television subscribers, part of a gradual transition to digital service.