NY Attorney General Letitia James sends letter to Altice calling for refunds to MSG Networks customers
New York Attorney General Letitia James and two other area attorneys general sent a letter to Altice USA, parent company of Optimum TV, on Thursday calling for refunds for customers who have been without MSG Networks since Jan. 1.
NY attorney general says Optimum customers deserve refund for MSG channels they can't watch
Attorneys general from three states are demanding that cable company Optimum automatically refund customers who paid for MSG Network cable channels, but who have been denied access to the programming since the start of January.
Optimum customers have been unable to access MSG channels, which broadcast the Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, Devils and Buffalo ...
Public officials are now getting involved in the heated dispute between MSG Networks and Altice USA, operator of the Optimum ...
The Streamable on MSN3d
MSG Networks may get investment from Amazon to avoid bankruptcyA new report suggests the regional sports channel might be partnering with Prime Video in the near future. Regional sports ...
MSG Networks, the embattled cable TV station that airs New York Knicks and Rangers games, is in talks to reach a deal to ...
WIth Optimum customers denied access to New York Knicks games, attorneys general from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut ...
Morgan Stanley lowered the firm’s price target on MSG Sports (MSGS) to $235 from $260 and keeps an Equal Weight rating on the shares. The ...
Sportico on MSN2d
MSG Sports Sees $30M Q2 Revenue Jump Amid Media-Rights FightThe New York Knicks traded for Karl-Anthony Towns last October to give them a spark in the frontcourt. He's also helped the ...
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