Altice’s Optimum Complains to FCC Over Nexstar Retrans Negotiations
Altice USA has sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission complaining about Nexstar’s handling of retransmission consent negotiations, which recently led to a blackout of 63 Nexstar stations in 42 of the cable operator’s Optimum markets.
MSG Networks (SPHR) released the following response to Altice USA (ATUS): “In response to Optimum’s last release what we have to say is simple: ...
New York Optimum customers have lost access to New York-area sporting events and a New York City news station as a result of ...
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Nexstar Fires Back At Altice Over FCC LetterThe station group says the complaint is an anticompetitive negotiating tactic. The post Nexstar Fires Back At Altice Over FCC ...
Over the last two weeks, Optimum hosted MSG Networks’ executives in its offices twice and hosted multiple calls trying to ...
According to MSG Networks, Altice walked away from negotiations after pulling its last proposal as the search for an ...
Altice USA, Inc. engages in the provision of broadband, pay television, telephony services, proprietary content, and advertising services. Its brands include Optimum, Suddenlink, Lightpath ...
Altice USA, Inc. (NYSE:ATUS – Get Free Report) was the recipient of some unusual options trading activity on Tuesday. Traders ...
Settlement resolves thousands of consumer complaints and includes a commitment to upgrade its network to provide 1 Gig ...
Altice USA, which is a fourth-largest cable TV distributor with 2.3 million subscribers, may be positioning itself as other pay TV platforms such as DirecTV, Comcast and Charter have been doing.
The parent company of one of West Virginia's largest internet providers has reached a settlement with the state to resolve ...
Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis of New York and Congressman Jefferson Van Drew of New Jersey have released a joint statement ...
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