Some cable subscribers might be left in the dark for the tail end of The Walking Dead's marathon on AMC tomorrow, and possibly more when season six returns, if AMC and the National Television Cable Cooperative don't reach an agreement. The two companies have been in tense negotiations for some time now with both sides warning viewers that the potential blackout is nearby. AMC's biggest bargaining chip is its hit series and highest rated show on television, The Walking Dead, and is currently believed to command a lower per-subscriber fee than competitors USA Network, TNT, and FX. AMC Networks said in a statement, ?We have extraordinarily high regard for the NCTC and for its members. We have long supported smaller cable operators, and the particular challenges and considerations that they face in the service of their markets. We will continue to endeavor to do everything we can to make them successful,?
01-01-2016 - Vidéo
