Cox Communications has launched Outdoor Channel on channel 161 on Sports tier programming package in Phoenix, Arizona.
Cox Phoenix subscribers will be treated with Outdoor Channel that focuses on the outdoors, offering programming that includes hunting, fishing, Western lifestyle, off-road motor sports adventure. Outdoor channel is available in standard and high-definition and also offers video-on-demand, as well as contents available on a web site.
Tom Hornish, COO at Outdoor Channel, said “Our agreement with Cox Arizona continues Outdoor Channel’s momentum in launching our network across new cable systems throughout the U.S.”
Randy Brown, Outdoor Channel Executive Vice President of Affiliate Sales and Marketing, said “Our ability to successfully expand our reach is a direct testament to Outdoor Channel’s exclusive, quality outdoor content featuring the industry’s most popular talent. Now, when area hunters and anglers aren’t out pursuing Arizona’s variety of big and small game or fishing in the more than a dozen urban lakes around Phoenix, they’ll be able to partake in the experience with seasoned experts on the Outdoor Channel.”
Ivan Johnson, Vice President of Community Relations, Cox Communications Arizona, said “We are committed to providing a wide variety of first rate programming to our customers, and the addition of Outdoor Channel reinforces that strategy. Year round sunshine and beautiful weather make Arizona the perfect environment for outdoor activities, thereby making Outdoor Channel a great fit for our customers, many of whom are avid outdoor enthusiasts.”
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Not sure where you guys get your info. Cox does NOT carry the Outdoor Channel in HD and the last time I asked that was indefinite, according to the local Cox office here in Deer Valley. Just wanted to let you know in case Cox is actually trying to make you believe they are carrying it. In my neighborhood, Cox is on VERY thin ice and many of us are tired of the bad signals we receive. It is constantly being worked on but with no great improvements up till now. I fear that a lot of us will have the extra cost of the satellite companies here soon if Cox does not get this under control.
Anyway, just letting you know what the truth is at least for this area.
Regards,
Rick Cotton
Just to be fair, we have noticed this last week the signals in our area have improved greatly. On the May 24th note, the screen was actually blanking out and there was pixelization almost constantly. So something has changed for the best. Now if they would ever get the Outdoor Channel in HD I would be a happier camper.
Regards,
Rick Cotton