Charter and Cox plan $34.5 billion merger under Spectrum brand
The new company would be by far the largest U.S. pay-TV provider.
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Los Angeles Dodgers launch streaming service for live games
SNLA+ will be available for $29.99 per month or $199.99 per year.
Texas Rangers announce cable deals, over-the-air package
The ball club has reached distribution deals with DirecTV, AT&T U-Verse, and Spectrum.
Spectrum offering SportsNet LA to in-market fans with internet/mobile plan
Dodgers fans no longer need a cable subscription to watch their team, but there's a catch.
Spectrum viewers in Columbia, SC report Super Bowl LVIII broadcast outage
"Not every channel—JUST THE SUPER BOWL! Unbelievable!"
Charter CFO says Spectrum subscriber losses were ‘much lower than anticipated,’ Disney deal ‘met all of our objectives’
Answering the 5 biggest questions from the ESPN-Spectrum deal
Disney and Charter reach deal, bringing back ESPN and ABC on Spectrum
Charter offering Spectrum customers Fubo free trial
This comes after Disney offered a discount to Hulu+Live TV.
Disney fires back at Charter, asking if they care about their subscribers
Disney and Charter continue to play the feud in public.
SEC Network’s Peter Burns chronicles the horror of trying to cancel Spectrum services
Canceling your cable package is one of the most difficult things a human being can encounter as Peter Burns discovered.
The ESPN-Charter dispute could shake the foundation of modern sports
Sports leagues and their rights fees could be affected by the ongoing Charter-ESPN dispute that threatens to transform the television industry.
Coco Gauff couldn’t catch a U.S. Open match from her hotel because of the ESPN-Charter dispute
Gauff seems to be staying somewhere with Spectrum cable.
ESPN deploys Stephen A. Smith in carriage fight against Charter
Smith's post told followers "Bottom Line: YOU HAVE CHOICES!!!"
Charter and Disney giving dueling offers to online streaming services for Spectrum customers
This is the latest salvo in the carriage dispute that is leaving customers in the middle
Media stock price dips show impact of Charter approach beyond Disney
Charter CEO says they may move on from Disney ‘permanently’ amidst ‘broken’ system
Fans irate as ESPN goes dark on Spectrum at Utah-Florida kickoff
Disney/ESPN content went dark on Spectrum right at the worst possible time, coinciding with the start of the Utah-Florida game.
As football season nears, Spectrum customers may lose ESPN and Disney-owned channels
Spectrum cable customers are expected to lose Disney-owned cable channels like ESPN as the college football season is about to start.
Charter creates Spectrum package without RSNs, league networks, announces changes for their own RSNs
There are some very notable moves coming from Charter on the tiering front for regional sports networks, both their own and others they carry.
Spectrum informs some customers they’ll no longer get NFL Network as it was “authorized incorrectly”
Spectrum is helpfully directing customers to a more expensive sports tier if they want to replace the NFL channels.
Spectrum subscribers get alternate programming on NFL Network instead of Buccaneers-Panthers TNF game
Spectrum subscribers watching NFL Network got "Top 10 Hail Marys," which they certainly didn't ask for during the Bucs-Panthers Thursday Night Football game.
Tribune makes good on threat, goes dark on Charter Spectrum cable systems in 24 markets
Last week, Tribune Broadcasting sent out a press release warning Charter Spectrum subscribers that they might lose access to...
Tribune warns Spectrum subscribers they could lose NFL playoff access without new contract agreement
Tribune Broadcasting owns or operates 43 broadcast television stations across the U.S., so their decisions affect a lot of viewers, including...
New York revokes approval of Charter/Spectrum/Time Warner Cable merger, gives Spectrum 60 days to transition to successor
Charter (doing business in New York as Spectrum) is the biggest cable provider in the state, with over 2 million subscribers across cable/internet/phone.