If the Spectrum versus ESPN battle is the Super Bowl of cable rights disputes, then Aaron Rodgers may be the one who settles it.
In the fight that began late last week, ESPN has Rodgers’ Jets debut on “Monday Night Football,” which could either restore the Disney channels, including the all-sports network, to the nearly 15 million paid subscribers nationwide or signal this is the dispute that will change the cable system forever.who have already paid your hard-earned money
Choosing which side to root for in Spectrum versus Disney is like asking if you would rather be hit in the jaw or the stomach. You pay $250, give or take, per month, to Spectrum and to paraphrase a former Jets receiver: JustI was told it is 50-50 that a deal will be done by Monday, which doesn’t help you much as it is a fancy way to say no one really knows.These cable disputes have been going on for decades. They nearly always get resolved, but this time there is a different sense.
While Spectrum may be interested in getting out of the video business, it isn’t as enthralled in allowing you, its customers, to get out of their video business. Spectrum would like to have the direct to consumer products — Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus — added to its service. Sounds reasonable, except Spectrum doesn’t want to pay any more money for the extra programming.
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