”Unfortunately, the verses of DirecTV AT-T have not reached an agreement with Tegna to keep our channels in the air,” Tegna said in a statement posted on Twitter. The statement also tells customers to see its stations on other local providers or streaming services, as well as for free over-the-air. It`s communism. We pay huge bills for directv and AT-T to threaten their users. That is why we must complain to put an end to it. I hope that direct television will reach an agreement to maintain Channel 19. Always something to deal with. If it is not a bad service, then it is an increase in the rate. Please work that The channels involved include subsidiaries of all four major chains in cities like Seattle, Washington, D.C, Minneapolis, Denver, Dallas, New Orleans, Cleveland and St. Louis. Mr.

Tegna stated that AT-T had ”refused to reach a fair market-based agreement with us” but that discussions were continuing. Unfortunately, no television operator is immune to such tactics. TEGNA has already threatened its chains or removed them from suppliers and returned them as soon as an agreement was reached. I hope that DIRECT TV and TEGNA can settle their differences before losing our favorite channels. We pay as we wish for our live TV and hope that the differences can be resolved so that we can continue to use Direct TV. I would hate to believe that as customers, we should consider turning our DIRECTE TELEVISION into something else, unless that`s what tegna wants. Please reach an agreement by Monday. I could care less about that. I have a dachantenne – the image is 10x better than directv get about 20 channels. ”We can`t speak for DIRECTV or for the verses of AT-T.U. But here`s what our audience should know: WTLV and WJXX are required to obtain fair, market-based agreements with all video service providers in our region.

Our record proves it. In recent years, we have entered into hundreds of multi-year contracts with cable and satellite companies across the country, including DISH, Comcast and many others. It is disappointing that DIRECTV and AT-T-Verse have so far refused to reach an agreement,” tegnas Web reports. We understand how our station may look like an unfair increase in our rates on DIRECTV and AT-T-Verse customers, but that`s simply not the case,” the channel explains. ”Our prices are set by the market. WTHR has successfully negotiated agreements with all other suppliers in our region. In fact, in recent years, we have entered into hundreds of agreements with cable and satellite companies across the country. Customers of DirecTV and AT-verse have not seen a WCMH issue since July 4, as contract negotiations between kabelgesellschaft and Sender have been delayed. The Nexstar Media Group, which is owned by Channel 4, said it had ”negotiated in good faith to enter into an amicable contract with DirecTV,” according to a press release. The channel says that AT-T, the country`s largest provider of direct-to-satellite services, launched a ”disinformation campaign” when it stated that Nexstar had made the decision to pull its programming.