MCLEAN, VA–Station group Tegna announced late Thursday that it has reached a multi-year carriage agreement with Verizon, which dropped three of Tegna’s stations from its FiOS lineup on New Year’s Eve.
Financial details and length of agreement were not disclosed.
WUSA in Washington, D.C., WVEC in Norfolk, VA and WGRZ in Buffalo, NY will return to the Verizon lineup effective immediately, Tegna said.
Stations in Norfolk, Washington DC and Buffalo affected.
Tegna is putting four new stations underneath its Christmas tree this year, as the company has announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Midwest Television’s TV and radio stations in San Diego.
Lin TV struck another salvo for its negotiating position with cable companies, reaching an agreement with Dish Network for HD carriage of 17 of its channels, mostly in the Midwest.
LIN TV Corp. recently reached an agreement for retransmission of programming by Verizon's FiOS TV service. The deal provides LIN programming to FiOS subscribers in all LIN television markets.
LIN TV Corp. recently reached an agreement for retransmission of programming by Verizon's FiOS TV service. The deal provides LIN programming to FiOS subscribers in all LIN television markets. "We are pleased to be partnering with an industry leader like Verizon to offer LIN TV station viewers a rich experience and
AT&T and Home Box Office announced that they have reached a multi-year, strategic agreement that will extend HBO’s content across all AT&T products.
Verizon and NBA want to be a dynamic duo on the court, as the two have announced a multi-year partnership that will seek to deliver NBA content to fans via Verizon’s media brands, including Yahoo.
Tegna is lending a hand to those affected by Hurricane Harvey with the launch of its Texas Cares initiative.
