Mediacom would do that, but the individual TV stations have exclusive broadcasting rights over the affiliated network and syndicated programming they air in their markets. Under existing federal law, the owners can prevent Mediacom from replacing your local broadcast station with the signal of an out of market broadcast station. In short, local broadcast stations have been given monopoly power by the federal government and they use that power to squeeze more money out of cable and satellite companies and their customers.
Should Paxton continue to be uncooperative, you should not switch TV providers for a couple reasons:. Email: bevans wpsdlocal6. What channels does Paxton own? Why did Paxton pull the channels off of the Mediacom Channel lineup? Should Paxton continue to be uncooperative, you should not switch TV providers for a couple reasons: This problem extends far beyond just Mediacom, and many cable and satellite companies regularly find themselves facing similar shutdowns.
If you choose a provider that still has your favorite stations, you may be impacted by this same situation at a later time. When consumers switch providers as a result of a carriage negotiation, they are essentially enabling the anti-consumer pay-TV model that exists today. Today, PMG is a diversified media company with interests in newspapers, printing, and broadcasting and is still owned and managed by third and fourth generation members of the Paxton family. PMG owns 32 daily newspapers and numerous weekly newspapers across the mid-western and southeastern United States.
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