In the nick of time, NFL Network & NFL RedZone are back on Sling & Dish
Just in time for Sunday football, the NFL's channels are back on Sling.
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.
Dish really hates live sports.
Panthers-Texans averaged 436,000 households on Houston Fox affiliate KRIV, while Cowboys-Saints averaged 461,000 households on Houston NBC affiliate KPRC.
Fox aired multiple scripted commercials featuring actors regarding the carriage dispute with Dish, so this is clearly something they've been prepared for.
The outage also applies to Dish-owned Sling TV.
The Kroenke-owned network is now without a lot of its distribution as we approach NBA and NHL season.
There's nothing like an impending football season to drive carriage deals.
Even those on Comcast and Dish can watch the ACC Network launch. The first 10 minutes of it, anyway.
It doesn't look like the former Fox RSNs will return to Dish any time soon.
After a temporary extension Sunday, the Fox RSNs have now gone dark on Dish and Sling TV. And the sides don't seem close to a deal.
The agreement between the sides expired Sunday, but they've worked out a temporary deal. Will a longer one follow?
The ACC Network's current announced deals only cover about 20 million homes, although more are expected by launch. But there are still some big holdouts, including Comcast, Dish, and Charter.
While there are no active talks, a merger between DirecTV and Dish Network would likely face much less regulatory scrutiny in 2019 than it did back in 2002.
Pay TV companies are raising rates, even as cord cutting becomes more popular.
A notable part of this fight is about Univision's direct-to-consumer streaming service, Univision Now.
The agreement comes after Thursday's Cowboys-Chargers game, but ahead of Saturday's Iron Bowl.
Plenty are outraged a carriage dispute is keeping them from watching the Cowboys and Chargers on Thanksgiving.
Dish subscribers in 14 of the biggest markets around the country no longer have access to CBS, just in time for Thursday's Thanksgiving Cowboys-Chargers game and Saturday's Iron Bowl.