The stalemate between Tacoma’s Click Network and Fisher Communications continues.
The stalemate between Tacoma’s Click Network and Fisher Communications continues.
With the expiration of its retransmission contract, Click stopped providing six stations offered by Fisher – including KOMO TV – on New Year’s Day.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/business/2013/01/07/no-talks-scheduled-between-click-network-and-komo-channel-4-remains-dark/
The David-and-Goliath struggle between Tacoma's Click Network and Fisher Communications continues, and Click customers remain without access to KOMO and ABC programming.
The plot – the one with TV stations from Fisher Communications no longer being broadcast on Tacoma’s Click Network – thickens like a Fisher flour roux.
Click Network subscribers will be without KOMO and five other Fisher Broadcasting stations for at least a little while longer.
If only symbolically, Tacoma's City Council tonight will wade into the contractual standoff between the city-owned Click! cable television network and the corporate owners of KOMO TV.
Some 22,000 Click Network subscribers might well need to go elsewhere than KOMO to view Tuesday’s Tournament of Roses Parade, Capital One Bowl and other programming.
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