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yourpalval
New Contributor
5 years ago

Why are the radio stations being removed from the channel line-up starting in Sept 2020?

Today's cable bill says the radio stations will be removed from the channel line-up. Why?  I was directed to go to www.cox.com/channels but that has no info whatsoever.   Tried the "chat" feat...
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CurtB
Honored Contributor
5 years ago
Yes.  Music Choice.

No, not Music Choice.  Some channels are being removed September 16th, but according to Cox, it's just radio channels.  Music Choice will remain.

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DogDocDon
New Contributor
5 years ago

I agree, no one at Cox as of 9/17/2020 has been willing or able to answer your question, Why are the radio stations gone and how do I get them back?

  • CurtB's avatar
    CurtB
    Honored Contributor
    5 years ago
    I agree, no one at Cox as of 9/17/2020 has been willing or able to answer your question, Why are the radio stations gone and how do I get them back?

    @DogDocDon, Are you talking to me?  I didn't ask that question or any other question.  I'm not concerned about a few radio channels being dropped.

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    GregP1
    Moderator
    5 years ago
    Hello, We regularly examine our programs and channels in an effort to bring our customers the best overall entertainment choices and the content they want the most.  As a result, Cox must sometimes remove channels that have lower viewership to make space for higher valued, more popular channels and to keep our channel line-ups consistent across markets.

    Greg P
    Cox Forums Moderator
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      Yokonona
      New Contributor
      5 years ago

      gregp1 That's fair that Cox adjusts the channel lineup occasionally but you said some channels are removed " to make space for higher valued, more popular channels". So what new channels will Cox be providing its San San Diego North County subscribers? It's not right to give us less without replacing the radio channels or reducing our bills.