Broadcasting & Cable - April 25, 2004

Kevin Kramer is one of Insight Communication's best customersbut he's also the cable operator's worst nightmare. In 2002, Kramer's wife, Julie, signed up for Insight's 200-plus channel digital service instead of DirecTV, largely out of inertiashe knew cable but not satellite. But today, the 44-year-old Louisville, Ky.

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