Fox, Time Warner make deal over programming fees

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 01 Jan 2010 10:56 User comments (7)

Despite a deal looking unlikely as late as December 30th, Fox and Time Warner have come to terms over programming fees, meaning TWC subscribers will not have their Fox and 20 other News Corp. stations pulled.

TWC has over 20 million cable subscribers in metropolitan NYC, LA, and other smaller markets.

Unfortunately, neither company would reveal the financials of the deal. Fox was looking for $1 per month per subscriber for the signal, even though it had once given the programming away for free.

"We're pleased that, after months of negotiations, we were able to reach a fair agreement with Time Warner Cable — one that recognizes the value of our programming," added Chase Carey, News Corp. COO.

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11.1.2010 23:36

defgod

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There a lot of other areas that have Time Warner Cable. I could care less that NYC,LA and Orlando have 6 million TWC cable subscribers.

21.1.2010 23:48

embo22000

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Originally posted by defgod:
There a lot of other areas that have Time Warner Cable. I could care less that NYC,LA and Orlando have 6 million TWC cable subscribers.

lol let me make a correction you mean you could not care less. lol

32.1.2010 06:50

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Quote:
Originally posted by defgod:
There a lot of other areas that have Time Warner Cable. I could care less that NYC,LA and Orlando have 6 million TWC cable subscribers.
lol let me make a correction you mean you could not care less. lol

who needs/wants them or their generic repeats of trash with the internet?

like news corp was actually going to pull their propaganda anyway.

These are the companies that dictate our culture,

BMG (sony)
General Electric
News Corp (Fox)
Time Warner
Viacom

http://films.nfb.ca/rip-a-remix-manifesto/

42.1.2010 11:08

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Quote:
Quote:
Originally posted by defgod:
There a lot of other areas that have Time Warner Cable. I could care less that NYC,LA and Orlando have 6 million TWC cable subscribers.
lol let me make a correction you mean you could not care less. lol
who needs/wants them or their generic repeats of trash with the internet?

like news corp was actually going to pull their propaganda anyway.

These are the companies that dictate our culture,

BMG (sony)
General Electric
News Corp (Fox)
Time Warner
Viacom

http://films.nfb.ca/rip-a-remix-manifesto/

For the large part yes... interesting you included GE w/the media moguls. I'd probably include Apple, IBM, AT&T and to a lesser extent Microsoft.

52.1.2010 13:14

DVDBack23

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Not GE anymore, they sold their media stake, so change GE to Comcast.

62.1.2010 15:03

fgamer

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GE is the lesser of the other evils though. (imo)

72.1.2010 15:06

av_verbal

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Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Originally posted by defgod:
There a lot of other areas that have Time Warner Cable. I could care less that NYC,LA and Orlando have 6 million TWC cable subscribers.
lol let me make a correction you mean you could not care less. lol
who needs/wants them or their generic repeats of trash with the internet?

like news corp was actually going to pull their propaganda anyway.

These are the companies that dictate our culture,

BMG (sony)
General Electric
News Corp (Fox)
Time Warner
Viacom

http://films.nfb.ca/rip-a-remix-manifesto/

For the large part yes... interesting you included GE w/the media moguls. I'd probably include Apple, IBM, AT&T and to a lesser extent Microsoft.

they own or rather did regarding general electric (thank you DVDBack) 98% of all media companies & their subsidiaries and dictate copywrite law and hardware specifications to us. apple, m$ AT&T are just large corporations.

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