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Why would they hold the line you ask? For uniformity, of course. If they claim that they are attempting to reduce cost by ridding themselves of exorbitant networks, seems to me that Disney would fit that bill quite good.
You further explain,
"the other has ten daily watchers."
Is it ten? Are you quite sure that it is not eleven, maybe even twelve? 😉
How about a bill reduction when you remove a station which I watch frequently. Verizon took away Bloomberg, Disney, and now Blaze TV. What is next to go? Perhaps they will remove Fox News, as it doesn't coincide with their left-wing viewpoint? There are other carriers/cable and phone. Time for a switch seems nearing.....
12-30-2018 05:43 PM - edited 12-30-2018 05:44 PM
Channels get removed (especially low viewer ship ones) to help even out costs.
new Disney deal is going to cost more. Can't say that dropping blaze will offset Disney costs, but will help.
CRobGauth, so, we meet again (sinister laugh) 😉
You explain,
"Channels get removed (especially low viewership ones) to help even out costs.
new Disney deal is going to cost more. Can't say that dropping blaze will offset Disney costs, but will help."
Perhaps by that same token, they should drop MSNBC as i'm pretty sure their ratings are in the proverbial toilet (laughs again)
Doesn't look like it:
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/12/27/msnbc-fox-cable-ratings-number-one-1075872
The fact that only one other major cable company carries Blaze should be an indication of its ratings.
I am still seething over the removal of The Weather Channel, but I was willing to stay the course as Verizon carried The Blaze - now that too is gone. Verizon, as other cable companies, are becoming extinct by their own devices. The millenials are not choosing cable. We are moving to Hulu, SlingTV, Netflix, Roku etc where we will be choosing and buying our own content. Anything we enjoy watching on Verizon, they rid us of - mostly intellectual TV. There are hundreds of stations we receive we have NEVER, EVER watched - nor will we. Verizon is pushing its remaining customers out the door. My mother left them over The Weather Channel debacle. My children - millenials - don't watch or have cable TV. If The Blaze does not return, it may be time to get my television content elsewhere.
See complete Verizon TV lineup,... place The Blaze where it belongs considering the viewership numbers and quality of programming. Definitely way above average. So, claim that Verizon can't carry all channels is correct but the choice to remove above average The Blaze instead of dozens if not hundreds meaningless ones they still carry is the wrong part. Also, quite obviously politically charged as why else would provider remove News/Info channel that has huge audience and quality-but for intolerance.