Latest about carriage disputes

DirecTV

Newsmax, DirecTV Renew Carriage Deal

By George Winslow published

The Newsmax channel will return to DirecTV on March 23 after a lengthy blackout

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Cox Media Group

Cox, Fios Reach Last Minute Agreement to Avoid Blackout

By Tom Butts published

Cox stations in Boston and Pittsburgh will remain on the Fios channel lineup

Nexstar

Nexstar, Verizon End Carriage Dispute

By George Winslow published

The new multi-year agreement will restore 13 local stations in 10 markets and NewsNation to the Verizon FioS line-up

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DirecTV

DirecTV Removes 25 Mission Broadcast TV Stations from Satellite, U-Verse Lineups

By Tom Butts published

Second broadcast-pay TV blackout in as many weeks

Nexstar

Fios Removes Nexstar TV Stations from 10 Markets

By Tom Butts published

More than 2.3 million viewers in NYC, Philly, Providence and Buffalo affected

Verizon

Fios Could Drop Nexstar Stations by the End of the Week

By Tom Butts last updated

Dispute comes during all important NFL/college football season

Dish Network

Disney Networks, Stations Blacked Out on Dish, Sling TV

By George Winslow published

ABC Stations in eight markets, ESPN and other Disney services were blacked out on Dish and Sling TV after the two sides were unable to renew a carriage deal

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Dish Network

Dish Reaches Carriage Agreement with Game Show Network

By George Winslow published

The deal ends a three week blackout on Dish TV and Sling TV

Business
fuboTV display

Deadline Looms in FuboTV, TelevisaUnivision Carriage Dispute

By George Winslow published

FuboTV subs could lose access to Univision’s networks if no agreement is reached by June 30

Business
Roku YouTube TV

Google, Roku Reach Deal on YouTube and YouTube TV

By George Winslow last updated

The multi-year agreement ends a dispute between the streaming giants that threatened to remove the YouTube apps from the Roku platform

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