FITNE Cable

FITNE Cable is a cable television group that has over 290 subscribers. It is owned by FITNE Films.

Background
FITNE launched its cable service Service Distribution Cable back in 1966, but later sold it to a small group of employees in 1978. Service Distribution Cable is now part of Richardstown Cable.

History
In 1981, FITNE launched FITNE Cable, and it featured over 200 channels. Notable partners include Turner Broadcasting System, Warner-Amex, and a few others.

In 1989, it had lost 20 subscribers due to competition with Warner Cable, and a few others.

In 1994, FITNE Cable was sold to Carson Equity Group, and absorbed into CE Cable (also now part of Richardstown Cable).

In 1997, FITNE Cable was relaunched.

In 2008, WSRS-TV Superstation became a FITNE Cable exclusive channel to its customers.

In 2013, FITNE Cable removed Viacom channels after a extend carriage deal was declined. But were readded in 2015, under a new carriage deal.

In 2017, ESPN Classic was removed as per new carriage deal with The Walt Disney Company.

In November 2019, after FITNE Films is being sold, Richardstown Cable announced to merge with FITNE Cable.