Dish, Sling dropping NBC Sports RSNs on April 1st
Dish and Sling really are not great options for live sports.
Dish and Sling really are not great options for live sports.
The live-bet integration might not be the smoothest application, but the overlay option could definitely have appeal.
"We are asking to be paid market rate for our programming so we can pay the affiliation fees required by NBC and FOX. This isn’t about greed, it’s about survival for our small, locally owned media company."
Top 20 markets including Tampa, Denver, and Cleveland subscribers were affected.
Our addiction to sports is costing more and more money
Just in time for Sunday football, the NFL's channels are back on Sling.
Another carriage dispute involving Dish. Color us shocked.
Pay TV subscriptions fell by record-setting 1.8 million in the first quarter of 2020, according to a new report.
With no live sports on ESPN, Dish is reportedly trying to withhold the per-subscriber fees they'd normally pay Disney for ESPN channels.
"The growth in TV is not coming from linear TV providers, but from huge programmers. You just can't swim upstream against a real tide of big players."
After ten days, the Dish and Fox carriage dispute is over.
NFL Network is no longer showing the Rams-Seahawks Thursday Night Football game thanks to Fox's dispute with Dish.