Post by scott on Feb 23, 2012 14:25:57 GMT -5
It's been a couple days since TWC settled its dispute with MSG. Why not have another one now?
From WTEN's site:
www.news10.com/story/17000592/attention-time-warner-subscribers
From WTEN's site:
NEWS10 ABC/WTEN-TV's carriage agreement with Time Warner will expire on Wednesday, 2/29/12.
WTEN-TV representatives are continuing a dialogue and negotiations with Time Warner. We remain hopeful that we will reach an agreement prior to the expiration of the contract but we believe our viewers should be aware of the risk that our signal may be removed from the Time Warner cable systems if we are unable to reach an agreement prior to the expiration of the contract.
In the event that we are not able to reach an agreement with Time Warner, you can continue to receive broadcasts of WTEN-TV by way of our free over the air broadcast transmission. You may also receive our signal through other cable and satellite services such as DISH (dishnetwork.com) or DirectTV (directv.com).
We will post updates to the status of our negotiations in this sections of our website when new information becomes available.
WTEN-TV representatives are continuing a dialogue and negotiations with Time Warner. We remain hopeful that we will reach an agreement prior to the expiration of the contract but we believe our viewers should be aware of the risk that our signal may be removed from the Time Warner cable systems if we are unable to reach an agreement prior to the expiration of the contract.
In the event that we are not able to reach an agreement with Time Warner, you can continue to receive broadcasts of WTEN-TV by way of our free over the air broadcast transmission. You may also receive our signal through other cable and satellite services such as DISH (dishnetwork.com) or DirectTV (directv.com).
We will post updates to the status of our negotiations in this sections of our website when new information becomes available.
www.news10.com/story/17000592/attention-time-warner-subscribers