Oregon-based Cable operator BendBroadband serving Central Oregon has signed an agreement with NFL Network to launch the sports network on Preferred package. BendBroadband also to launch NFL RedZone channel.
BendBroadband has launched the NFL Network in standard definition on channel 42 and in HD on channel 642. NFL RedZone will be carried in the HD Plus tier on channel 557.
NFL On Demand is also available to BendBroadband from Nov. 16 and will deliver 10 to 15 minutes of extended highlights of all regular season and playoff games.
John Farwell, BendBroadband’s Vice President of Business Operations, said: ““Our customers are very passionate about the NFL and we are happy we could reach an agreement to add NFL Network and the exciting new NFL RedZone to our programming lineup.”
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