News Funimation Channel Ends Digital Los Angeles Broadcast
posted on 2007-06-18 12:31 EDT by Egan Loo
Funimation Channel has confirmed that its one-year agreement with the digital broadcaster KSCI in California's Los Angeles area ended on June 14 with no plans for renewal. Funimation notes that Verizon FiOS TV is available in parts of the Los Angeles area with the channel. WRNN still carries the channel in New York City, New York 24 hours a day, and several stations nationwide carry it for two hours each weekday. KHCV had previously stopped airing the channel in Seattle, Washington. Thanks, Joe Benken.
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