If it was impacted, that's why it was pulled.Directv.com/tvpromise was saying my FOX station was impacted even though they have pulled it.
Meant wasn't impacted, which is why it worked on the att linkIf it was impacted, that's why it was pulled.
Do you mind sharing your zip code (or Nielsen TV market)? I'd like to determine who owns your local Fox affiliate.Meant wasn't impacted, which is why it worked on the att link
It's CMG, the statement on the site says that FOX is owned by some other owner. The CBS station is the one that is not owned by CMG but has a JSA with CMG. Some reason the tvpromise.com website is saying the wrong thing. CBS is still available but FOX is not.Do you mind sharing your zip code (or Nielsen TV market)? I'd like to determine who owns your local Fox affiliate.
Thanks.He's from the Jacksonville, FL DMA
Up here its just the opposite ... the CBS station runs the Fox stationIt's CMG, the statement on the site says that FOX is owned by some other owner. The CBS station is the one that is not owned by CMG but has a JSA with CMG. Some reason the tvpromise.com website is saying the wrong thing. CBS is still available but FOX is not.
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What's getting old is the large station groups figuring out ways to end-run the ownership limits and taking over most of the stations (by ownership or by management). The U.S. TV model is built on the TV markets and to change that would require lots of federal legislation.This market-by-market crap is getting old.
Cox Media Group (CMG) and DIRECTV have officially reached a new multi-year agreement that will restore all CMG stations on DIRECTV, DIRECTV STREAM and U-verse, effective immediately.