Charter executive says company is satisfied with new Disney deal
A Charter executive said a deal that allowed Disney-owned channels to return to Spectrum TV ticked all the right boxes.
Disney Plus is a subscription video service operated by the Walt Disney Company. The service features family-friendly movies and TV shows from Disney’s catalog of programming. It costs $8 a month or $80 a year to subscribe.
International variants of Disney Plus also include adult-oriented programming from the Disney and 21st Century Fox libraries of content. These programs are included under the “Star” brand on the Disney Plus app.
A Charter executive said a deal that allowed Disney-owned channels to return to Spectrum TV ticked all the right boxes.
A federal judge in Florida has dismissed a pending class action lawsuit against Charter over its week-long dispute with Disney.
All affected Spectrum TV subscribers will get a $15 bill credit if they lost one or more Disney-owned channels.
Freeform, FXX and Nat Geo Wild won’t be available to Spectrum TV subscribers from Monday.
Disney and Charter have reached a new carriage deal that ends a blackout affecting ABC, ESPN and FX channels.
A Spectrum TV customer in Florida is suing Charter for rejecting a temporary offer to keep ESPN, ABC and other channels on cable.
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Around half of adult participants surveyed by Ampere Analysis reported watching no broadcast TV during the week.
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The free streaming service captured 1.1 percent of the domestic television audience in May.