Millions of subscribers might not even see the highly-anticipated ABC Presidential Debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris due to an ongoing contract dispute.
More than 11 million DirecTV subscribers nationwide saw their ABC News channel go dark on September 1 as the Walt Disney Company and the satellite subscription company remain in a carriage dispute, Deadline reported.
The existing contract expired on Sept. 1 with the news channel and dozens of others, like ESPN, FX, and Disney Jr going dark — with no current negotiations underway, a source told the outlet.
Millions Could Miss Trump, Harris Debate As ABC Feuds With Major TV Provider https://t.co/onpqbeSPzf via @dailycaller
— Keith Long 🇺🇸 (@klongrockport) September 5, 2024
DirecTV CEO Ray Carpenter has suggested that their contract disputes will not be taken care of when the first Monday Night Football game of the 2024 season kicks off on Monday, September 9, where it will air on ABC and ESPN channels, the outlet noted. […]
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