I just went to amc.com, and found this: http://www.amctv.com/shows/the-walking-dead
NO more notices saying "Not on Dish" anywhere!!
NO more notices saying "Not on Dish" anywhere!!
DISH -VS- VOOM - A Settlement has been reached!
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I'm sticking to my guess of 250-500 million in cash and Long term agreement for AMC etc...
Its still there...
[h=2]Sundays 9/8c[/h] Not Available on DISH
Where, because it doesn't show anywhere for me? I'm saying on their home page, not any special page.
Its still there...
Sundays 9/8c
Not Available on DISH
Wonder how much AMC got for the leads?
I get the "not on Dish" popup on the home page, and the "not on Dish" graphic and text on t TWD page.
It could be browser differences that is causing the different rendering. We all know the theory is that all content is rendered identically. That practice, not so much.
Their licenses for titles not produced by Voom (ie, movies, some Rave shows), usually expire after 3-4 years. Not much left that anyone would possibly want to see.
Yeah, odd how it seemed to vanish for me, but it eventually came back. Sorry for jumping the gun, it just seemed likely when I went back and forth a bunch of times and those notices never appeared like they had before.
$250M is way too low an estimate. I say it would be closer to $1B (at least) + a new carrier agreement.
[h=1]Cablevision, Dish Eye Settlement Of $2.4B HD Deal Trial[/h]By Eric Hornbeck
Law360, New York (October 18, 2012, 4:59 PM ET) -- Cablevision System Corp. and DISH Network Corp. might soon settle their $2.4 billion programming deal dispute, court records indicated Thursday, as allegations that Dish destroyed documents and a courtroom altercation with an attorney's father have mired the often-heated trial in recent days.
The court docket indicated Thursday that New York Supreme Court Judge Richard B. Lowe III would address a possible settlement when the trial reconvenes Monday. The docket was later updated to say that the case was adjourned for briefing.
Attorneys for the parties declined to comment or were not immediately available for comment.
Read the rest at http://www.law360.com/articles/387884/cablevision-dish-eye-settlement-of-2-4b-hd-deal-trial
Law360, New York (October 18, 2012, 4:59 PM ET) -- Cablevision System Corp. and DISH Network Corp. might soon settle their $2.4 billion programming deal dispute, court records indicated Thursday, as allegations that Dish destroyed documents and a courtroom altercation with an attorney's father have mired the often-heated trial in recent days.
The court docket indicated Thursday that New York Supreme Court Judge Richard B. Lowe III would address a possible settlement when the trial reconvenes Monday. The docket was later updated to say that the case was adjourned for briefing.
Attorneys for the parties declined to comment or were not immediately available for comment.
Read the rest at http://www.law360.com/articles/387884/cablevision-dish-eye-settlement-of-2-4b-hd-deal-trial
Bloomberg & the Chicago Tribune is reporting it:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/busin...in-dish-amc-standoff-20121018,0,3782373.story
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...ar-has-oct-22-entry-for-poss-settlement-.html
Doh!
