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Old 10-26-2010, 01:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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News Corp can lick my balls

seriously. how you expect me to pay for something you offer for free? AND HOW THE FUCK CAN 2 COMPANIES ACT LIKE LITTLE FUCKING KIDS AND GET AWAY WITH IT? wtf? they have probably spent more on attack ads against each other than is at stake in the first place.

and i have to go to a fucking bar anytime a game is on fox.... like the world mother fucking series.


and some how this is ok. SOME HOW.


cablevision blows.
news corp blows.
fox blows.
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Old 10-26-2010, 01:40 AM   #2 (permalink)
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So now i know what those Direct tv radio ads are about. why the fuck would they have a station blocked....
Fox says Dish deal unlikely to come soon | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Dallas Business News
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By VICTOR GODINEZ / The Dallas Morning News
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As the stalemate between Dish Network LLC and Fox Sports enters its fourth weekend, Fox is telling satellite TV subscribers that no end is in sight.

Nineteen regional sports networks, including Fox Sports Southwest in the Dallas area, as well as FX and the National Geographic Channel, went dark for Dish subscribers on Oct. 1 after the contract with Dish to carry the channels expired with no new agreement in place.

Fox said in a statement that the 440,000 Dallas-area Dish subscribers probably won't be getting their channels back anytime soon.

In addition to college football and Dallas Stars hockey games, Dish subscribers are likely to miss Wednesday's regular season opener for the Dallas Mavericks, Fox said.

Fox also is warning that its contract with Dish to carry network affiliate KDFW-TV (Channel 4) expires at the end of October.

In addition to NFL football games and shows like House and American Idol , Fox 4 also will broadcast the World Series.

The first three games will be played before the deadline, but game 4 airs the evening of Oct. 31, which means the final innings could be blacked out if the game runs late. The final three games, if needed, also could be blacked out.

These increasingly frequent clashes between broadcasters and pay TV providers are starting to attract the attention of lawmakers and regulators.

Cable provider Cablevision – which does not serve any customers in the Dallas area – and Fox, which is owned by News Corp., are also embroiled in a dispute over carriage fees for Fox's network stations. The channels have been blacked out for nearly a week for millions of Cablevision customers.

FCC media bureau chief William Lake on Friday sent a letter to both companies reminding them they "have a statutory duty to engage in 'good faith' negotiations."

Lake also asked both companies to submit any evidence the other side is not negotiating in good faith.

Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., chairman of the Senate commerce communications subcommittee, recently sent the FCC a letter with proposed language for a bill that would give the agency a formal role as a mediator in disputes between broadcasters and providers.
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Old 10-26-2010, 02:26 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Fox/newscorp is the one holding everyone hostage here. Surprise surprise.

I mean, Cablevision is a spawn of the devil too, but in this case it's all Fox.
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meh time warner cable was just as bollocks when they were holding out so we couldnt see home team nfl games or nhl games for like a month...


they all do it.

its a game of chicken between the stations and the broadcasters.


i actually would like to see the government pass legislation to forbid the stopping of service, like that they companies must be forced to come to an agreement to avert the shutoff...or else...the companies will just keep doing it because it obviously makes sense if your trying to hold out for more money,....and if they made it law that u couldnt drop stations in the middle of a dispute (like how certain people like firefighters cant go on strike etc etc) i think it would be good for us and also force the companies to agree before the shutdowns.
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so youre infavor of large government?
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Gov't needs to fine both companies, and cablevision needs to hit me off with some discounts.

Only thing these greedy fucks understand is money. if they lose some of it, maybe they will come to their senses
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i actually would like to see the government pass legislation to forbid the stopping of service, like that they companies must be forced to come to an agreement to avert the shutoff...or else...the companies will just keep doing it because it obviously makes sense if your trying to hold out for more money,....and if they made it law that u couldnt drop stations in the middle of a dispute (like how certain people like firefighters cant go on strike etc etc) i think it would be good for us and also force the companies to agree before the shutdowns.


Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.), who is proposing new regulations that would give the FCC more clout in these disputes, saying that he agrees that it is time to revise the rules.

"Under the present system, the FCC has very few tools with which to protect consumers' interests ... it is time for Congress to revisit the current retransmission law and assess whether changes in the marketplace call for new tools to strike the appropriate balance of private negotiations and consumer protection," he wrote to Kerry.

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