which they partially ownMost of the good Viacom shows are available for free on Pluto.tv which they own.
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which they partially ownMost of the good Viacom shows are available for free on Pluto.tv which they own.
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The on-screen popup messages about a potential Viacom dispute (that I mentioned earlier) are still uplinked in Dish's system...I sometimes wonder if there are high ranking Dish employees that read this site. We already mentioned that the Sling dispute page was taken down, and now the online program guide is temporarily unavailable - DISH TV Online Channel Guide | MyDISH
It's like they read this thread and they saw the two things we observed about a potential Viacom dispute and took them down
I sometimes wonder if there are high ranking Dish employees that read this site.
No, but they do get reported on this site, which then gets people in an uproar about a potential dispute that we may otherwise not have even been aware was a possibility. Posts such as this, for example:...
They had done this not too long ago for AMC and even had a channel explains why AMC was removed from DISH but they were hidden to customers. This was just a few months ago.
Well they didn’t drop AMC.
I see then doing this now (just getting ready in case) for big program providers who’s contracts are coming to an end.
Just because these Chanel’s are up there and they have hidden websites ready to go does not mean they will ever be seen by the public.
I would like to happily point out that the Gray Television stations were never actually pulled from Dish (so far, anyway) even though I started a thread about that potential dispute myself, after seeing the changes to the OTA guide data for those stations in an uplink report.I see a lot of those..like 4071, 4072, 4073...
Those happen t to say something about Grey Television putting customers in the middle of negotiations..
We watch Nick, Paramount Network, CMT, TVLand and a lot of the other Viacom channels often. I'm sure I don't bother with a lot of the channels that other people like but I have no desire to see any of them removed.
Start making your protest signs now.We watch Nick, Paramount Network, CMT, TVLand and a lot of the other Viacom channels often. I'm sure I don't bother with a lot of the channels that other people like but I have no desire to see any of them removed.
I guess that is when we will know that things are truly going back to "normal," when a whole bunch of channels (with various owners, not just the Viacom ones) all get pulled from Dish at once, when all of these temporary virus truces end.I would think during this virus that both sides would just put off any contract disputes. It is unfair to everyone involved.
Yellowstone and the now becoming old and tired Younger. Younger should have been brought in for the landing a few years ago, but it is, apparently, one of the few ratings sucesses for TV Land. They wanted to move Younger to the new Paramount Network when it launched becasue Younger was doing that well, but then Viacom changed its mind and decided to keep it on TVLand, probably out of fear of ruining the ratings, losing its audience and, I would imagine, some protest from the producers. BTW, the producers of Younger are supposed to be working on a NEW show speicifically for Paramount Network. I havn't a clue what that show would be.Won't miss anything but Yellowstone.
Well, at least their Administrative Assistants (glorified secretaries) do read and generate a report for their exec bosses--that's my belief. I belive Charlie himself indicated, many years ago, that he was aware of all letters/emails to CEO suggesting that his staff monitor CEO emails and digest for such a report to him. I would imagine Charlie may require such monitoring of all the pertinent forums for Dish CEO and other top execs. This forum alone is a pretty good gauge of learning about popularity (or lack of it) of channels (along with the real numbers Dish has--they KNOW what we watch) when it comes to how comfortable Dish may be in accepting losing channels or doing more to save them.I sometimes wonder if there are high ranking Dish employees that read this site. We already mentioned that the Sling dispute page was taken down, and now the online program guide is temporarily unavailable - DISH TV Online Channel Guide | MyDISH
It's like they read this thread and they saw the two things we observed about a potential Viacom dispute and took them down
Things are possibly about to heat up again...
Are CBS and Viacom back together again?