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Mix up leaves cable company blushing

Young viewers of children's television programs in North Carolina got aglimpse of something far more risque than their favourite cartoons,when a cable glitch broadcast two hours of the Playboy channel.

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Young viewers of children's television programs in North Carolina got a glimpse of something far more risque than their favourite cartoons, when a cable glitch broadcast two hours of the Playboy channel.

"Due to a technical malfunction, some adult programs had been diverted on children's networks," Time Warner Cable vice president of public relations Alex Dudley said on Wednesday.

"We sincerely apologise."

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The equipment failure, which took place between 6.15am and 8.15am on Tuesday, beamed previews of adult shows with scantily clad women striking suggestive poses and talking dirty into a portion of the Kids on Demand and Preschool on Demand channels, local media reported.

The cable operator reportedly learned of the glitch when worried parents alerted them to the problem.


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