It will soon cost Comcast customers a little more to watch cable TV.
Starting November 1, the company is boosting rates on average of about 3 percent. That includes most cable TV services, digital video recorder service and HD set-top boxes.
Comcast high-speed Internet and digital voice home phone service will not see an increase in price.
Comcast says the rate increase is still well under the rate of inflation.
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