Charter-Spectrum cable subscribers in Dallas lost Univision when the network pulled its channels on Tuesday night.
Subscribers all over the country were affected by the blackout. Charter-Spectrum and Univision were in apparently contentious negotiations over fees paid by the cable distributor. Univision decided late Tuesday night that the cable company would no longer carry its channels: Univision, UniMas, Galavision and the Univision Deportes Network, according to the Los Angeles Times and other outlets.
Clientes de @GetSpectrum, queremos que sigan disfrutando sus shows favoritos. Llamen al 1-800-238-7065 o visiten https://t.co/PY2jsTVhjj pic.twitter.com/DXj4be15XT
— Univision (@Univision) February 1, 2017
According to Variety, Univision says Charter didn't try "repeated, good-faith efforts to reach an agreement." Charter says that it expects Univision to "honor" the agreement that was in place when Charter aquired Time Warner early last year.
Univision filed suit against Charter last July. Fox News and Showtime Networks have also filed suit against Charter.
