Spectrum Cable TV Teams Up With Fubo to Offer a Discounted Live TV Streaming Service So Its Customers Can Watch ESPN

Spectrum cable TV customers can get a special deal with Fubo, offering 30% off the live TV streaming service for two months, as a result of a dispute with Disney-owned channels.

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9/2/2023

What you need to know about Charter Spectrum-Disney carriage dispute

Spectrum cable and streaming services in the Tampa Bay area have lost access to several Disney-owned networks, including ESPN, due to an ongoing carriage fee dispute between Spectrum's parent company, Charter Communications, and Disney Entertainment.

9/5/2023

One week from MNF, Charter and Disney are "no closer to a deal"

Disney expresses interest in potentially doing a deal with Charter Communications, but Charter plans to leave the video business and focus on wireless and broadband services, as negotiations with Disney become more contentious and Spectrum customers are referred to FuboTV.

9/6/2023

Here’s how Spectrum customers can still watch ESPN without cable for free

Spectrum customers can no longer access ESPN due to a contract dispute, but they can still watch ESPN programming through live Internet TV streaming services such as fuboTV, DirecTV Stream, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV, all of which offer free trials.

9/9/2023

Spectrum Offers Free Fubo Trials to Customers After Losing ESPN and ABC

Charter Communications is offering its customers a free trial with Fubo TV, a streaming partner, as an alternative to access Disney-owned channels amid the ongoing dispute with Disney, prioritizing the retention of more profitable services over video customers.

9/14/2023

Spectrum Offers Refunds to 1.5 Million New Yorkers Impacted by Disney Channel Blackout

Charter Spectrum cable is providing refunds to eligible customers affected by the blackout of Walt Disney Co. channels, following a dispute over the value and packaging of Disney's channels.

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Posted 9/3/2023, 2:09:14 PM