Nearly two years ago, Charter Communications and the Walt Disney Company ended a week-long distribution spat by reaching a new carriage agreement that broke the mold in the pay TV industry. The deal ...

US Cable TV giant Charter Communications has launched Spectrum TV Stream, a new bundle of internet-based channels from multiple broadcasters. The $39.99 per month subscription offers a bouquet of more ...

Spectrum TV Select customers will soon get access to Hulu included in their subscription, as Freeform, FXX and other channels that were cut two years ago return. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Back in ...

Charter Communications is returning the Walt Disney Co.-owned cable channels that were dropped from its Spectrum TV service in 2023 after the two sides negotiated new terms for carrying ESPN and ABC.

In a surprise move, Disney and Charter announced a deal on Thursday to add Hulu and restore eight previously scrapped cable channels to the lineup for Spectrum TV Select subscribers at no additional ...

Disney and Charter have struck an expanded carriage deal, adding Hulu’s ad-supported tier to Spectrum TV Select plans as well as eight cable networks that were dropped in a 2023 dispute. The companies ...

With each passing day, the way that people consume media — especially video — seems to be changing at ever-accelerating speeds. As streaming continues its inevitable march to being the primary form of ...

With the new deal, Spectrum TV customers will get $65 worth of streaming services included with their subscription. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor With the addition of Peacock, Spectrum will offer some ...

STAMFORD, Conn. and NEW YORK, N.Y.—Charter’s Spectrum and NBCUniversal has announced that NBCU’s Peacock streaming service is now available to all Spectrum TV Select video customers at no extra cost.

Spectrum Cable has rolled out a new two-part streaming service that will allow customers to cut the cable cord, getting rid of their set-top cable boxes and giving them more control over their viewing ...

Both companies are blurring the line between traditional pay TV channels and streaming services, in that paying for the former will entitle you to some of the latter, but they’re doing so in different ...