Latest about retransmission

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Cox Blasts Nexstar-Media General Merger

By Deborah D McAdams published

Cox Communications is not holding its peace about the $4.6 billion marriage of Nexstar and Media General, announced in September and consummated yesterday.

Business
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Retrans Quietly Accomplished: E.W. Scripps, Time Warner Cable

By Deborah D McAdams published

Business
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Tegna, Verizon Reach Multi-Year Carriage Agreement

By Tom Butts published

Three stations return to FiOS lineup.

Business
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Sinclair Reaches Retrans Deal With NCTC

By Michael Balderston published

Sinclair Broadcast Group and the National Cable Television Cooperative have announced they have come to terms on a multi-year retransmission agreement.

Business
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ACA Threatens Reconsideration Petition on ATSC 3.0 Authorization

By Phil Kurz published

NextGen TV
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AT&T Argues Sinclair-Managed & Controlled Stations Negotiating Retrans in ‘Bad Faith’

By Michael Balderston published

Nine TV station owners have pulled 20 stations from AT&T services since May 30.

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Pai Considering Dropping 30-Day Blackout Notification Rule

By Michael Balderston published

Would instead say customers should be notified “as soon as possible.”

Regulatory and Standards
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Bipartisan Retrans Repeal Bill Introduced

By Tom Butts published

“Modern Television Act of 2019” would replace it with “traditional copyright law.”

Regulatory and Standards
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CBS Stations Blacked Out Amid AT&T Dispute

By Michael Balderston published

Customers in 14 markets lost CBS programming over the weekend.

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CBS, AT&T Come to Terms on Retransmission Agreement

By Michael Balderston published

Multiyear agreement brings CBS content back on air for blacked out markets.

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