Knicks, Rangers fans — already feeling squeezed — are left out in the cold by Optimum-MSG feud
The Rangers and Knicks have turned their seasons around — just in time for the MSG Network blackout on Optimum.
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Legislation Proposed to Require Refunds During TV Blackouts
Last month, the FCC passed a rule requiring cable and satellite pay TV operators to report commercial broadcast station ...
Optimum, WPIX Channel 11 parent agree to deal. But when is MSG coming back?
Optimum agreed to a deal with Nexstar, which owns PIX 11 and The CW on WPIX, or Channel 11. But a deal with MSG Networks ...
As MSG Networks-Altice feud continues, two lawmakers propose bill to have cable companies refund customers
"Cable companies simply should not be able to advertise and charge for services they are not providing," Rep. Pat Ryan said ...
PIX11, NewsNation restored for Optimum customers in NY. What to know
"We are proud to continue our track record of successfully partnering with programmers who put customers at the center." ...
MSG Networks, Altice trade blame as Knicks, Rangers blackout drags on for 1M Optimum subscribers
Marc Sirota, the chief financial officer for Altice, told The Post on Thursday that he was “extremely close” to an agreement ...
MSG Networks-Altice dispute continues as sides go back and forth over arbitration offer
It has been three weeks since Altice removed MSG Networks — including live Knicks, Islanders, Rangers and Devils games — from ...
Connecticut senators urge Optimum, MSG Networks to resolve sports channel dispute
Connecticut senators urge Optimum and MSG Networks to resolve their dispute or refund subscribers missing the sports channel ...
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Norwalk's Marvin School receives $20K technology grant: Tools 'to develop critical thinking' skills
Optimum Business donated the $20,000 grant to Marvin Elementary School for technology that can aid students in writing, math ...
ISP failed to comply with New York’s $15 broadband law—until Ars got involved
O'Brien was disappointed that he couldn't get a faster service plan. As noted earlier, the New York law lets ISPs comply with either a $15 plan with download speeds of at least 25Mbps or a $20 plan ...