WWE Royal Rumble Offered on Pay-Per-View
John Cena, Randy Orton, Alberto Del Rio, CM Punk and other WWE superstars will compete in St. Louis, Mo., at the 25th WWE Royal Rumble, which is available Sunday, Jan. 29, live on pay-per-view (PPV) from Suddenlink. Only one of the wrestlers will emerge victorious at the WWE’s most unpredictable event, earning a guaranteed title match at WrestleMania 28.
This event is available only to residential, non-commercial customers, at a price of $44.95 ($54.95 in high-definition format where available), which excludes taxes, fees, and equipment charges. The event requires a digital set-top box (receiver) and is only available in areas where Suddenlink offers PPV. Other restrictions may apply. Residential orders can be placed using a digital remote or by calling 877-694-9474 for more information.
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Please note that Suddenlink video-on-demand (VOD) and pay-per-view (PPV) are distinct services. Where VOD service is available, Suddenlink customers with digital receivers can find the VOD menu by tuning to Channel 1. In contrast, where PPV service is available, customers should be able to locate the PPV menu through their digital receiver’s interactive channel guide. Alternatively, if customers have trouble locating the PPV menu through the channel guide, they should be available to find it on one of the following channels, depending on where they receive service: 301, 500, 501, 621, 801, 811, 821 or 871.
‘Bering Sea Gold’ Premieres Tonight on Discovery
Every summer, as the glacial ice melts around Nome, Alaska, a handful of fortune seekers hunt for gold in the most unlikely of places – the bottom of the Bering Sea. From the producers of “Deadliest Catch” comes Discovery Channel’s newest series, “Bering Sea Gold.” The show debuts tonight.
Discovery Channel is available to all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
Point Pleasant, W. Va., Debuts Renovated Store
Yesterday, employees cut a ribbon to open a new retail Suddenlink store in Point Pleasant, W. Va. The new store features hands-on interactive displays demonstrating Suddenlink services. Bright green-and-blue décor greets visitors, who will no longer find counters separating them from the store’s customer-care representatives.
Since last September, Suddenlink has unveiled new or renovated stores in Arkadelphia, Jonesboro, El Dorado, and Russellville, Ark.; Alexandria, Natchitoches and Ruston, La.; Branson and St. Joseph, Mo.; and Conroe and Little Elm, Texas.
New on VOD: ‘Paranormal Activity 3’
“Paranormal Activity 3” is now available through Suddenlink Video on Demand (VOD) .
Two young sisters befriend an invisible entity who resides in their home in this prequel to the first two “Paranormal Activity” supernatural thrillers. Chris Smith, Katie Featherston, Sprague Grayden and Lauren Bittner star.
Where Suddenlink VOD is available, check out this and other titles by going to Channel 1. A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the VOD menu.
Despite Lockout, NBA Ratings Are Strong
The NBA lockout, which delayed the start of the 2011–12 regular season and wiped out 16 games, hasn’t tempered fans’ enthusiasm. According to the Media Life website, ratings for games on TNT and ESPN are up substantially for the first 13 games of the year.
According to Nielsen data, games on TNT are averaging 3.1 million viewers, up 67 percent over last year at the same time. On Christmas Day, ESPN’s telecast of the Los Angeles Clippers-Golden State Warriors game earned a 2.3 overnight rating, up 77 percent from a game held in the same time slot last year.
TNT and ESPN are available to all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
Four Best Picture Nominees Are on Suddenlink VOD
Four Academy Award nominees for Best Picture are currently available through Suddenlink Video on Demand (VOD).
Where Suddenlink VOD is available, “Moneyball,” “The Help,” “Midnight in Paris” and “The Tree of Life” – as well as many other titles – can be found by going to Channel 1. A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the VOD menu.
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New on VOD: ‘Real Steel,’ ‘50/50’
“Real Steel” and “50/50” are now available through Suddenlink Video on Demand (VOD).
In “Real Steel,” the year is 2020 and human boxers have been replaced by robots. A down-on-his-luck promoter (Hugh Jackman) takes on two challenges: transforming a discarded robot into a champion and getting to know the 11-year old son he’s just met.
Inspired by a true story, the comedy-drama “50/50” chronicles best friends (Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt) whose lives are changed by a cancer diagnosis.
Where Suddenlink VOD is available, check out these and other titles by going to Channel 1. A Suddenlink digital receiver is required to access the VOD menu.
Parents vs. Teens on Facebook: Worth the Battle?
Eight years after its debut, Facebook claims more than 20 million users under the age of 18. Many teens insist “friending” their parents is an invasion of privacy, but experts like author and lecturer Linda Fogg-Phillips, who works for Facebook, stand behind the practice. A USA Today article explores the social media face-off between parents and teens.
Enter to Win a Riverfront Escape From HGTV
Enter twice daily – once on HGTV.com and once on FrontDoor.com — for your chance to win the HGTV Dream Home 2012 prize package. Grand prize includes: a custom-built, luxuriously furnished modern rustic ranch house located near Park City, Utah; high-end appliances; beautiful furnishings and custom artwork; a new 2012 GMC Terrain; and $500,000.
HGTV is available to virtually all Suddenlink customers who have what is commonly known as Expanded Basic TV service.
