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DISH Fights for a Fair Deal, Tegna Prioritizes Greed above Consumers
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NO it still shows OTA with the antenna symbol but ill take the guide data over the logo
Hi! Can you please send me your DISH account number in a private message? Thanks!
NO it still shows OTA with the antenna symbol but ill take the guide data over the logo
Same - I’m guessing it’s because that channel is Tegna?
Anyone know if Dish and Tegna are even still negotiating?DISH Fights for a Fair Deal, Tegna Prioritizes Greed above Consumers
- Tegna makes unreasonable demands, threatens to remove channels from DISH customers
ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Oct. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- As the contract expiration with DISH approaches, Tegna Inc., one of the nation's largest local station owners, is demanding a massive increase to nearly a billion dollars in fees for its programming and is using viewers as a bargaining chip in their negotiations.
In the early 2000's, broadcasters like Tegna began charging cable and satellite companies to deliver their "free" local station signals to the public. This new revenue stream for broadcasters totaled a few million dollars in 2006, but has grown to over $12 billion dollars today. Free local programming has effectively become a multi-billion-dollar industry.
"Businesses should have the opportunity to be profitable, but there's a big difference between running a profitable business and taking blatant advantage of consumers," said Brian Neylon, group president, DISH TV. "Tegna is demanding an unreasonable fee increase — an increase the programmer knows will directly impact its viewers."
DISH's agreement with Tegna Inc. could impact subscribers' access to local ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, CW and MTN stations across 52 U.S. cities. If Tegna does not come to a fair agreement with DISH before the contract expires, it will take its channels away from subscribers across the nation.
"There is still time to reach an agreement with Tegna that is fair for all parties involved, especially our customers," said Neylon. "As many Americans look forward to tuning in to football games this fall, and stay aware of the latest health and safety news, we hope Tegna sees how important it is to come to a deal that is beneficial for all."
Here is what is says at the hotel I'm at.
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No no no. Low numbers at the bottom is the only logical way to do it. Go up to get to a higher number. You're the one that must have it sorted wrong.AAH! You have your channels sorted wrong!
Here in the Houston DMA, the local CBS station KHOU 11 is involved in this dispute. I can't get reception of 11.1 (which is the channel Dish provides the guide data for), but they mirror the main CBS channel on 11.11 which I can get for some reason (maybe it comes from a repeater?). It would be nice if Dish would mirror the guide data from the main CBS channel to 11.11 for those who can't receive 11.1. Currently we just get 1 hour blocks labeled as "KHOU-H".
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Also a Houston DMA-er(?). It’s not a reception issue, I used to get 11.1 before (can’t remember how long ago but it was before the dispute) and noticed it’s gone and replaced by 11.11 for some reason, dunno if they are having problems or if your theory of a repeater is correct and they lowerred the main transmitter’s power for some reason?
Mind sharing you’re approximate location relative to the towers? I’m about 40 miles SW of Sugar Land and using an outdoor antenna.
I'm in northeast Houston near Bush airport. I can get 11.1, but it's weak and pixelated whereas I get a strong signal from 11.11 (confirmed by the signal meter on the Hopper when I was setting up with the OTA dongle). I don't have a formal theory about why, it just is.
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Welp, whatever the reason I guess we can just see if Dish can mirror the KHOU 11.1 guide to 11.11 as well, and to the Dish employee, I can second the fact that 11.11 is the local CBS station and 11.1 is in my case completely out of range.
Good luck with that. My Fox channel 4.1 moved to 6.3 almost a year ago and the guide data is still on 4.1. No guide data at all on 6.3.
I've contacted DISH half a dozen times. Each time I'm told that they will forward to the Engineering Dept. and it will be taken care of. NOT.
Beaumont/ Pt. Arthur Tx right? I have been bitching about that since they moved it. My Dad keeps trying to watch Fox shows listed in the guide on what is now DABLE channel (- home decorating channel with old programs from last decade.) I've been trying to get him to use the Sling guide with my Sling account, since it is correct on all channels and sub channels and he doesn't like using online apps. He's 82 and he is still trying to channel surf using his satellite remote control and wonders why he can't and He's had satellite tv since the 90s.
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