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Agreement restored local Tegna stations to the Dish lineup on Friday Feb. 4 in time for Olympics coverage

Federal court in Texas found that the popular South Asian pirate IPTV service infringed on 207 registered copyrighted works

In response, Tegna said the "complaint is utterly baseless and without merit" and that it "welcomes a chance for the FCC to review Dish's conduct over the course of this negotiation."

The American Television Alliance said “this blackout is another example of broadcast conglomerates prioritizing profit over people.”

Two companies were unable to come to an agreement before the deadline on October 6

The Tegna stations blackout on Dish could start at 6 p.m. ET on October 6; Dish asserts the broadcaster is asking for nearly $1B in new fees

The report also found that customers who have both streaming and pay TV services had higher satisfaction rates than those who only had pay TV

IBM and Dish will apply and implement customized AI-powered automation and network orchestration software to create the first greenfield cloud-native 5G network in the U.S.

Dish and Sinclair have agreed to a short-term extension of their carriage agreement

Dish’s response in escalating carriage dispute claims “broadcaster prioritizes greed, uses customers as pawns in negotiations”