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I found this article interesting:


Basically, Charter is going to be putting RSN's in another tier - $10 more to get the RSN's in a package - as a way to slow down cord-cutting. Only going to be available to new subscribers or those who want to swich.

Reason I put this here is that this is what Charlie wanted all along - to put the RSN's in their own package. You have to wonder if Bally Sports or whomever would try and get a deal with Dish like this in the future just to try and recoup some of their losses. If they agree to a-la-carte and doesn't tax every Dish subscriber, you would think Dish would have to consider it. The RSN's are in a lot more trouble than they were 4 years ago when Dish started dropping the then FOX Sports RSNs.
 
I found this article interesting:


Basically, Charter is going to be putting RSN's in another tier - $10 more to get the RSN's in a package - as a way to slow down cord-cutting. Only going to be available to new subscribers or those who want to swich.

Reason I put this here is that this is what Charlie wanted all along - to put the RSN's in their own package. You have to wonder if Bally Sports or whomever would try and get a deal with Dish like this in the future just to try and recoup some of their losses. If they agree to a-la-carte and doesn't tax every Dish subscriber, you would think Dish would have to consider it. The RSN's are in a lot more trouble than they were 4 years ago when Dish started dropping the then FOX Sports RSNs.
Wasn't this called AT120+ or similar. I remember it was $10 more than AT 120 and you got the RSN's, etc.
 
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Yeah I believe that was it, America's Top 120 Plus.
AT120 with the regional sports channels added on.
It was a long time ago so I'm not completely sure though.
 
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RSNs were an add on to AT120 at AT120+ but AT200 and AT250 included RSNs.
Exactly.

To make the comparison as best I can to what Charter is doing and how it would look on Dish's core packages if they had it:

There would be 6 main packages - AT120, AT200, AT250, AT120+, AT200+, A250+.
AT120, 200, 250 would NOT have any RSNs or league owned networks (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL)
To get them, there would be a "+" add-on to give access to the RSN's and the league owned networks at any of the levels
 

When does the Nexstar Dish contact run out?

Had my dish moved, then the tech hauls in a Polk soundbar.

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