Does it seem incredible that TCI would not offer The History Channel to the San Jose market? San Jose is one of the most affluent areas of the United States with a high percentage of very well educated citizens, yet TCI refuses to include this fine channel in the non-digital lineup. This channel is incredible informative for all age groups from students to retired "generalists". There is always room for religious channels with duplicate programming and a large collection of shopping channels. (Might also mention the "hot air" channels covering various governmental bodies, but won't.) I've contacted TCI only to receive a reply that "there just aren't enough channels available, and Congress prevents us from offering quality programing, etc.,etc., etc.
Thanks for listening.
Will Brecheen