Spectrum Customers Face Potential Loss of ESPN and Disney Channels
TL;DR
Spectrum cable customers may lose access to Disney-owned channels, including ESPN, due to a dispute between Spectrum and the Walt Disney Company over a new deal. Spectrum claims that Disney demanded an "excessive increase" in programming rates, while Disney states that they are committed to reaching fair, market-based rates. The potential loss of access to ESPN is concerning for Ohio State football fans who want to watch ESPN's "College GameDay" ahead of the season opener. However, Columbus' ABC station is not expected to be affected.
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