MSG Networks went dark on Altice’s Optimum TV service as the new year began at midnight, the result of a carriage dispute between the two companies. Barring an agreement during the day on ...

The question now is how long Knicks, Rangers and Islanders games will be blacked out as MSG and Altice, Optimum’s parent company, discuss contract terms. These carriage disputes, as they are ...

MSG Networks issued the following statement: "As a last-ditch effort to save their struggling business at the expense of subscribers, Altice is trying to charge their customers more and give them ...

New York-area subs lose access to Knicks, Rangers, Islanders and Devils coverage after companies were unable to ink a new carriage deal The blackout means Altice’s Optimum subscribers have lost access ...

Altice USA's estimated fair value is US$5.50 based on 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity Altice USA's US$2.80 share price signals that it might be 49% undervalued The US$2.63 analyst price target ...

Sports fans are once again put in the middle of a contract dispute as Altice USA has blacked out MSG Networks channels for its Optimum customers, leaving many New Yorkers without access to New ...

MSG Networks shared with The Hockey News a few days ago that they remained willing to negotiate with Atice to get sports back in front of their passionate fans. The hope was that some type of ...

Instead, Altice is pocketing the money to the tune of more than $120 million in annual fees they should be reimbursing customers for the MSG Networks and other programming they are no longer carrying.

(RTTNews) - Altice USA has dropped MSG Networks from its Optimum channel lineup in the tri-state area, Sphere Entertainment Co. said in a statement on Wednesday. Optimum and MSG Networks' carriage ...

Altice USA, Inc. engages in the provision of broadband, pay television, telephony services, proprietary content, and advertising services. Its brands include Optimum, Suddenlink, Lightpath, AMS ...

Under the settlement announced Friday by Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Altice USA will make $40 million in additional upgrades in West Virginia through 2027, provide $4 million in credits to ...