Just saw a scroll at the bottom of the screen on our local ABC affiliate station, WSB in Atlanta, that is owned by Cox Media Group.
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I hope your Cox station isn''t a CBS station because the Super Bowl in on that network this year.When is the Do or Die date ?
His CBS is owned by Tegna, which was just in a dispute with DirecTV that ended 2 weeks ago.I hope your Cox station isn''t a CBS station because the Super Bowl in on that network this year.
I'm not in a Cox area ... My local CBS is a Tegna owned group, so its not going anywhere as they JUST came back on a few weeks ago ... then again, I didn't miss any of it with my OTA antenna.I hope your Cox station isn''t a CBS station because the Super Bowl in on that network this year.
Paramount+ handles that issue if there are any CBS Affiliates that Cox owns, same for NBC/Peacock.I hope your Cox station isn''t a CBS station because the Super Bowl in on that network this year.
Mine is but DTV has the 4k broadcast, so hopefully that won't be blacked out since it isn't a local broadcast.I hope your Cox station isn''t a CBS station because the Super Bowl in on that network this year.
FOX doesn't have a live sports streaming platform that bypasses their local affiliates like ABC (ESPN3/ESPN+), CBS (Paramount+) and NBC (Peacock) does. The most you can get is FOX's next day entertainment programming via Hulu.I just need to figure out what FOX uses from streaming as I have the others covered.
Thanks, forget fox shows were on hulu.Cox only has 3 CBS affiliates, none of which are in cities that are in contention for the Super Bowl. If someone doesn't already have a package with Showtime to authenticate on the Paramount+ app, the $10 dispute credit will cover the cost of a basic Paramount+ subscription needed to stream the Super Bowl. There will also be a kids simulcast on Nickelodeon, but odds are it won't have all the Super Bowl commercials.
FOX doesn't have a live sports streaming platform that bypasses their local affiliates like ABC (ESPN3/ESPN+), CBS (Paramount+) and NBC (Peacock) does. The most you can get is FOX's next day entertainment programming via Hulu.
Hopefully the 4K feed won't be the Sky cam like it was for the College Championship game.Thanks, forget fox shows were on hulu.
Those 3 stations could put a lot of pressure on COX as they will lose revenue paid directly to them. CBS also wants all the eyes possible on it, and while it's only 3 markets, they could put some pressure on them.
I just hope the 4k feed isn't blacked out so I can pause.
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I have 2 stations, 1 is off, the other is on.They were just taken down
I just looked it up. They have a JSA with CMG but CMG even lists them as a station on their website. Looks like they don't share contracts even though all the articles listed them as being affected.Only Fox is owned by CMG, CBS is owned by a company called Hoffman communications and CMG only just operates that one