12/15/2015 19:47 - Uplink Report - 5 Changes

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SatelliteGuys.US DishNetwork Uplink Report - 12/15/2015 19:47 - 5 Changes

Uplink Comparison Range: 12/13/2015 21:32 - 12/15/2015 19:47 (PST)

Tier Changed:
9508(156) - NBATV [MPEG4 HD] Nimiq5 72.7W TP 04 ConUS changed to Subscription from Free Preview (NBA Television)(A)(H)
9508(156) - NBATV [MPEG4 HD] Ciel-2 129W TP 24 ConUS changed to Subscription from Free Preview (NBA Television)(A)(H)

Channel Moves:
5437(437) - FOXSE [MPEG4 HD] Echostar16 61.5W TP 05 Conus moved to Nimiq5 72.7W TP 01 ConUS (FOXSE)(A)(H)

Name Changed:
5180(53) - WLAJ [MPEG4 HD] Echostar16 61.5W TP 21 Spotbeam 54 renamed to LOCAL (Mkt: Lansing,MI)(A)(H)
7510(53) - WLAJ [MPEG2 SD] EchoStar10 110W TP 20 Spotbeam 13 renamed to LOCAL (LOCAL)(Mkt: Lansing,MI)(A)(H)

Transponder Changes:
EchoStar14 119W TP 07 ConUS (21.500 8PSK 2/3) added.
Echostar16 61.5W TP 09 Conus (21.500 8PSK 2/3) added.
Nimiq5 72.7W TP 05 ConUS (21.500 8PSK 2/3) added.
Nimiq5 72.7W TP 22 ConUS (21.500 8PSK 2/3) removed.

Channels in the system: 9805
(A) = Available to subscribers
(NA) = Not Available
(H) = Hidden from non-subscribers
(FP) = Free Preview

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[Mr Tony]

interesting...another dispute.
Why am I not surprised???

 

[Troch77]

What dispute?
The Local?

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[bobvick]

interesting...another dispute.
Why am I not surprised???

I would think there would be a lot more on that list if it's a dispute. WLAJ is owned by Shield Media, but is operated in a SSA by Media General with WLNS, so I would think the other MG stations would be affected.

 

[RONZ]

The guide says "Press Info" so it is a dispute. I would agree WLNS has full control of the station.

 

[adkinsds]

I live in the Lansing dma... WLAJ is a joke... They always have audio and video problems... Dish should just drop them and allocate the bandwidth somewhere else

 

[harshness]

I saw a crawl on my local TEGNA station warning DIRECTV customers.

Carriage disputes seem to be the order of the day as well as the stations going on the offensive if they have a sense that the negotiations aren't in the bag.

Amalgamation is not in the greater public interest.

 

[Mr Tony]

What dispute?
The Local?

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what else would it be?
The FSN SE filter fodder?

 

[Mr Tony]

I would think there would be a lot more on that list if it's a dispute. WLAJ is owned by Shield Media, but is operated in a SSA by Media General with WLNS, so I would think the other MG stations would be affected.

The guide says "Press Info" so it is a dispute. I would agree WLNS has full control of the station.

but since its owned by someone else (and not a LMA) I think the actual owner (Shield Media) is the one with the dispute with DIsh

 

[Mr Tony]

I saw a crawl on my local TEGNA station warning DIRECTV customers.

yeah like a few weeks ago...but they got the agreement in place before they were pulled.

 

[bobvick]

but since its owned by someone else (and not a LMA) I think the actual owner (Shield Media) is the one with the dispute with DIsh

Could be, I always thought that the operator was the one that negotiated the retransmission consent agreements. Theirs could be different though.

 

[RONZ]

Could be, I always thought that the operator was the one that negotiated the retransmission consent agreements. Theirs could be different though.

Dish gives you a Lansing phone number to call to talk to the station manager

 

[Mr Tony]

Could be, I always thought that the operator was the one that negotiated the retransmission consent agreements. Theirs could be different though.

it all depends on the agreement between the 2 companies (the "owner" and the "runner")

When FOX sold some of their affiliates to "Local TV LLC" a few years ago and when the FOX contract came up, they got to bargain for both the Fox O&O's AND the Local TV LLC stations (Local TV LLC is now Tribune)