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KXAN Back On Time Warner


by: Matt Glazer

Wed Oct 29, 2008 at 08:32 AM CDT


Time Warner and LIN-TV have made a deal to put NBC back on Time Warner.

Negotiations between the two major corporations (Time Warner and LIN-TV) broke down October 1, and since then, Time Warner has shown nothing but Starz Family to fill the programing gap.

Time Warner is the largest television provider in Austin which meant KXAN was no longer being piped into nearly 311,000 Austin homes.

We aren't sure the full details, but we will get them to you as soon as we can.  In the mean time, enjoy your favorite NBC programming again.

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STARZ kids & family R.I.P. (0.00 / 0)
In all seriousness STARZ Kids & Family actually had some decent programming. I wouldn't want to permanently trade it for NBC, but it was a refreshing change while it lasted.

the instructional video (3.00 / 1)
Back when KXAN first went off TimeWarner they ran a tutorial that taught you how to watch your laptop from  your TV... and it was awesome. I watched it again and again for about half an hour one night.

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