I am surprised how many people care about this channel, I'd never have known if Dish didn't pull it (which I 100% support because of OLN's unethical tactics).
Chris Walker said:I am surprised how many people care about this channel, I'd never have known if Dish didn't pull it (which I 100% support because of OLN's unethical tactics).
ride525 said:Maybe it's time for all of us to write CEO@echostar.com another email. I will definitely leave if Dish doesn't figure out a way to get OLN back on.
cosmo61 said:I have called and e-mailed the NHL, the local NHL franchise, OLN and Dish. They all blame each other. The worst response I received was from the local NHL franchise. They responded with an e-mail that said "I guess you will have to go somewhere else to watch the OLN games." It took me a while to cool down from that lame response.
The North Stars moved from Minnesota, I survived. The NHL shut down for a year I survived. If I don't see the conference finals or the Stanley Cup finals I will survive. I won't be happy but life will go on.
Geez, there's got to be a better way to run this cable/sat business to get the customers what they want without pissing everyone off all the time.
umm E* was the first sattelite/cable company to carry altitudeAdamGott said:Well put, you have echoed my thoughts exactly!
Well at least they finally added Altitude so I get most of the Avalanche games now (except for the OLN broadcasts and NBC, Altitude seems to have them all). I hope they have the first two rounds of the playoffs, does anyone know if the RSN's have the first two rounds this year?
ride525 said:As far as I can tell there are two issues:
1. Comcast was demanding Dish suddenly pay more in mid-contract, just because OLN happened to start carrying hockey games.
2. Comcast seems to be demanding that Dish carry OLN on more of it's programming. (I think OLN was only on America's 180 and America's Everything packages.)
Mike0616 said:1. Comcast was demanding Dish suddenly pay more in mid-contract, just because OLN happened to start carrying hockey games.
If #1 was true, we all would have read about it in the WSJ and the local papers, the day the suits were filed and injunctions to force Comcast to live up to the agreement was issued.
tunagimp said:For those of you E* bike racing nuts out there who can't get OLN (that would be everyone), Floyd Landis of Phonak won Paris-Nice today.
Better TV for all, except maybe for you.