By Phillip SwannThe TV Answer Man – Buy Me a Coffee! Dish Network subscribers could lose more than 180 local channels tomorrow night due to a carriage dispute with their owner, Gray Media. Update: ...

DISH Network customers across the country could lose access to several major networks and local affiliated stations due to an ongoing dispute with Gray Television. While the media giants are still in ...

Millions of DISH Network subscribers could soon lose access to several major television networks. The satellite provider is currently in contract negotiations with Gray Media. Unless a new agreement ...

Echostar Corp., owner of the Dish TV service, said Gray Media Inc. cut off its customers’ access to 226 channels in 113 markets as a result of a fee dispute between the companies.

WFSB said unless an agreement is reached, viewers will lose programs that include the upcoming NCAA men's basketball ...

If the parties do not reach a deal, DISH will drop ABC7 from its channel lineup Tuesday evening.

DISH could pull Channel 3 WFSB from its service soon ...

According to FOX 8, DISH has notified the station that it plans to remove WVUE‑TV Fox 8 from its lineup at 6 p.m. on Tuesday unless a renewal agreement is in place by then. The station cautions that ...

Dish Network and Turner Broadcasting have been unable to resolve a contract dispute, and the result is that several channels, including CNN and the Cartoon Network, are no longer on the satellite TV ...

According to Atlanta News First, Dish has set a shutdown deadline of Tuesday, March 10 at 7 p.m. and is urging its customers to contact the company. The station warned that if no renewal is reached, ...

DISH Network customers lost access to WVUE-Fox 8 at 6 p.m. Tuesday (March 10), after a renewal agreement was not reached. This means DISH customers no longer have access to Fox network prime time ...

Following Gray Media's decision to black out its local stations from the DISH TV lineup, 226 channels in 113 markets are currently unavailable to DISH customers. Gray Media chose to disconnect these ...