Comcast Corp. adds high-def channels to programming - Baltimore Business Journal:

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The cable giant, Baltimore's largest cable has added ABC Family, the , the Science Channel, WUTB My24 and superstatiojn WGN to its roster ofHD networks. In Philadelphia-based Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) added American Movie Classics, Animal CNN, History Channel and the Learning Channel to its lineulp ofHD programming. An HD box costs Comcast subscribersx in the Baltimoreregio $7.50 per month. The cable providerf offers more than 40 networksin HD, not includin g its lineup of On-Demand programming. Comcast is looking to providde viewers with morethan 1,000 movie titlese and TV shows in HD by the end of 2008.
Comcast'ss Eastern Division has six million residential and business customersacross Maryland, Washington, D.C., New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginiaz and West Virginia. Comcast has seen competition for digital cablse increase throughout the region in thelast (NYSE: VZ) has launche its FiOS service in Marylaned in parts of Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Howard, Montgomery, and Princs George's counties.