Dish and Gray restore dozens of local TV stations
Dish Network and Gray Media have reached a new distribution agreement, resulting in the restoration of dozens of local television stations owned by Gray Media to Dish Network's service. This agreement concludes a dispute between the two companies over carriage terms.
Key Takeaways
- Dish Network restored dozens of local television stations owned or operated by Gray Media.
- The new distribution agreement covers carriage terms between the two companies.
- The agreement ends a dispute between Dish Network and Gray Media.
Why It Matters
Dish subscribers now have restored access to dozens of Gray Media local stations after the two sides reached a new carriage deal. The agreement closes a dispute over distribution terms, which is a recurring pressure point in pay TV and virtual multichannel bundles. For StreamingMeme readers, the immediate signal is that local station access can change quickly when carriage talks break down and then reset. What to watch next is whether either company discloses which Gray stations were restored, beyond the article’s “dozens” count.
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