Looks Like Lin is back!
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If you run a check switch and allow the guide to download, you'll get the full 9 day guide info.
Couldn't agree more. To use the Airplane reference.... "They picked a bad time stop smoking...."
Maybe they realized I fired off letters to my congressmen last night (about 10 hours before I noticed my LIN stations back).
I still plan on doing what I can for retransmission reform as I don't want this to happen again to the vulnerable in my state who rely on satellite for network programming because they don't live where they can use rabbit ears to get local stations (and hopefully also keep LIN from playing the games they play when Comcast and Directv in my area face this crud in June and those subscribers lose their FOX and CBS for who knows how long).
My guess is what I stated earlier: Lin got more than what they were getting before the dispute, but nowhere near as much as they were reportedly asking.
IIRC, the 2008 dispute ended after the same approximate number of days. This leads me to believe that Dish was able to handle the loss of Lin stations better than Lin was able to handle the loss of Dish's revenue for their stations.
IIRC, the 2008 dispute ended after the same approximate number of days. This leads me to believe that Dish was able to handle the loss of Lin stations better than Lin was able to handle the loss of Dish's revenue for their stations.
I left that one open (so people would know what was going on) and was going to do what Iceberg did after a little while...
I wonder how many subs Dish lost over this. This is one primary reason I will never have Dish. This exact thing happens wayyy too much.
Less than 100 my guess. And about as many who were going to switch called it off (or in front of appointments) when it was resolved quickly.
