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Inspiration Networks On Comcast

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Inspiration Networks On Comcast
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PR Pros always want the ability to pitch more media outlets --- and now comes news that family entertainment network INSP has added more than 750,000 new households in Comcast’s Keystone Region which serves Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia and Ohio. “Thanks to Comcast, more folks in the Keystone Region can now enjoy INSP and appreciate what viewers across the world have discovered – great entertainment with values” said David Cerullo of INSP.  “INSP has attracted a diverse, growing audience that has come to rely on us to provide a highly entertaining yet safe harbor for their families – unfortunately, way to scarce these days.” “The programs on INSP not only entertain, but deliver positive and inspiring messages; stories that embrace the values that still are important to many Americans. In the past three years, INSP’s average weekly ratings have increased by more than 600%.  In short, more families are calling INSP home.” INSP is available in more than 75 million households across the U.S. via cable, telcos and DBS. Comcast has long been represented by Lewis PR.
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