Let your cable providers know you want ESPNU and CSTV
With both CSTV and ESPNU growing their respective audience sizes (now both in excess of 20 million), the Patriot League is accessible to more fans than ever before throughout the Northeast and the entire country. However, if you still are unable to view either of the Patriot League's two cable partners, here are ways in which you can help inform your cable providers that they need to add ESPNU and CSTV to your options.
ESPNU continues to grow in its audience size, and during the spring, ESPNU came to agreements with Time Warner and Charter Communications, and continue to negotiate with other major cable outlets. ESPNU is available on the following cable systems - Armstrong, Charter, Cox, Insight Communications, Mediacom, Time Warner, Verizon and numerous other cable affiliates. It is also available on DIRECTV (Channel 609) and DISH Network (Channel 148). To help get ESPNU in your area, visit http://www.espnu.com/ and enter your zip code in the "Get ESPNU on TV" box (located under the top banner ad). The site will automatically generate an e-mail to the selected cable provider. ESPN receives reports on the number of hits from each area of the country. That information is valuable to ESPN's affiliate group when they negotiate with distributors.
CSTV is widely available on cable systems across the country, including Comcast, Time Warner, Cox, Cablevision, Charter, Insight, Bright House Networks, Mediacom, Insight, RCN, Advanced Cable and Bresnan. CSTV is also in negotiations with several major cable providers throughout the country. It is also available on DIRECTV (Channel 610) and DISH Network (Channel 152). There are still many places where CSTV is not available or on a tier that is difficult to access. So we need your help to get CSTV more widely distributed. To help get CSTV in your area, visit http://www.cstv.com/getcstv and enter the requested information. The web site will direct you to either send an email or call your local cable providers.
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