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TEGNA back on FIOS. https://buffalonews.com/entertainment/television/wgrzs-owner-reaches-deal-with-verizon-to-return-nbc-affiliate-to-fios/article_ad2be6f4-7092-11ec-9d48-f7e8e24ae6f5.html#tracking-source=home-top-story-1

DISH has a pretty good customer base in the rural areas of WNY and the lower income areas of the city and immediate suburbs. Its the cheapest of the linear TV alternatives. As you said FIOS has good penetration north and south of the city in the more affluent suburbs. According to this...

Tegna stations off FIOS as of 8pm, on 1/4. https://www.verizon.com/support/residential/content-agreement-information/content-details?CMP=OLA_CON_OTH_22222_NA_20211116_NA_NM20210159_00003

From today's Buffalo News. Oh, no. WGRZ-TV, the NBC affiliate that is already is off Dish because of a contract dispute between the station’s TV owner, Tegna, and the satellite provider, is in jeopardy of losing more potential viewers. Verizon has sent a notice to Fios subscribers saying it is...

Problem solved. Agreement in place between LIN and TWC/Brighthouse. http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130530/CITYANDREGION/130539912/1002

There was a good article posted in yesterday's Wall St. Journal that talked about the churn rate of landline based Internet providers increasing as lower bandwith users (mail, surfiing, blogging only) move to using wireless devices (phones, tablets and cellular modems/hotspots) and public wi-fi...

http://blogs.buffalonews.com/talkintv/2013/05/ch4-twc-in-money-dispute-again.html?ref=bcr#more 5pm May 31st and affects all LIN stations carried by TWC. LIN's Statement http://www.linmedia.com/attention-time-warnerbright-house-networks-subscribers/

If I recall correctly, DirecTV has a different contract with MSG than TWC has. As a result the blackout rules are different between the providers. Sabres exclusivity with MSG/TWC is so tight now here in Buffalo that we don't even see the replays of Ranger (or Rangers in 60 for that matter)...

http://www.linmedia.com/attention-charter-subscribers/ These are the markets that could be affected. (Assuming FIOS is available in all of these markets.) http://www.linmedia.com/our-brands/television/

UPDATE: Class Action Lawsuit Filed in NY/NJ Regarding Cable Modem Fee. Suit covers all TWC customers in all States. http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20121114/BUSINESS/121119644/1005

I've used the Motorola SBG 901 in the past. It is a DOCSIS 2.0 Modem. Here is a link to the approved list from TWC: http://www.timewarnercable.com/en/residential-home/support/topics/internet/buy-your-modem.html

You were better off. I just can't believe it.

Program Guide shows KHL SKA St. Petersburg vs. Dinamo Riga. Instead we get NY Rangers and Winnipeg in SD. Is the Sabres contract with MSG that restricted that they can't show a hockey game from another continent? Crazy!

Thanks for the clarification/title updates you are absolutely correct.

$3.95/month if you use a TWC provided modem. No charge if you own your modem. VOIP customers will still pay fee. http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20121015/CITYANDREGION/121019456/1002

More information from The Chicago Tribune. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sns-rt-timewarnercable-nfl--update-1l1e8kl8ha-20120921,0,5325602.story

http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120921/SPORTS/120929762/1002

Same here except for high use times, generally in the evening.

I have both Time Warner and Dish. I have had TW at my primary residence for many years with bundled phone and Internet service. Dish at my cottage. I've also had DirecTV but changed to Dish Eastern Arc because of LOS problems with DirecTV. Overall PQ and equipment much better on Dish. My...

True story...... MSG-Time Warner dispute resolved - Television - The Buffalo News

This is a great idea. In years past the biggest challenge for the local network affiliates carrying the games OTA was the restrictions placed on them by the networks to carry their prime time offerings. Having the secondary digital channels available gives the locals much more flexibility and...

Beautiful strategy.....a "see what you are missing" game. Im betting MSG paid for the airtime.

FIOS only had the SD feed of MSG until very recently. MSG was witholding their HD feed from FIOS until the FCC stepped in last fall and ruled against them. Verizon just started providing the HD feed in mid-December.

The really interesting thing is that according to all of the public releases, advertisements, etc. the dispute is being played out identically as the MSG/DISH dispute. In fact, even the advertisements and other press release information is nearly identical. The big sticking point MSG wants to...

He crawls and commercials have started. Contract ends 12/31/2011. See www.keepmysabres.com