Expanded Grid In Today's Life Section
Here's your chance to comment on the new expanded TV grid in The Enquirer's Life section today. We've added 11 channels.
For five of them, we're finally catching up to including channels that have been listed in our Sunday TV Week magazine for months: Food, Turner Classic Movies, Travel, DIY and Fine Living. We've also added Bravo, Oxygen, Style, WE (Women's Entertainment), Lifetime Movies and Discovery Health.
Do you like the revamped TV page? Or didn't you notice? What channels do you watch that we still don't list? (Or do you just use an on-screen guide?) Tell me what you think.
posted by John Kiesewetter at 9:39 AM
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at 7/23/2007 10:10 AM 
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at 7/23/2007 12:13 PM 
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at 7/23/2007 4:43 PM 
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at 7/23/2007 9:46 PM 
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at 7/24/2007 8:10 PM 
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Post a Comment*good move. I have an overall comment regarding the morning newspaper. Other than Friday and Sunday , if this paper gets any smallar, they will be printing it on one piece of paper. With the Post closing, I have faint hopes the morning paper will get beefed up to respectable size. One other negative comment - With all the news happening locally and nationally , only in Cincinnati would a baseball announcer be subject of a front page story. Mayberry isk
With the online channel guides on Time Warner or DirecTV, my new service, I find printed TV listings, in any publication, irrelevant - particulary with the use of a DVR.
John, what are the odds of putting the low power channel 25 listings in the paper? The Canadian Football League airs most of their games live on this station this time of year.
One channel I like to watch that you don't list is Ion/Pax.
I know that the Enquirer publishes the evening programming of CinCW in the daily paper, but I'd really like the entire week's listings in the regular weekly schedule.
I wish that all of the local digital channels were listed in the TV guide. like ket1-ket4, wcet-hd and thinktv's subchannels.
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