Sinclair Broadcast Group

SYRACUSE — While your editor was away for a road trip this weekend, Sinclair Broadcast Group stations Fox 68 (WSYT) and My43 (WNYS) were supposed to disappear from local Time Warner Cable systems.  But they didn’t — the cable company says it and Sinclair have reached an “agreement in principle” to keep the stations on

SYRACUSE — The new year begins with new developments in the ongoing dispute between Time Warner Cable and Sinclair Broadcast Group.  Instead of being pulled off cable lineups nationwide last night, 31 Sinclair stations — including Syracuse’s Fox 68 (WSYT) and My43 (WNYS), will remain available on cable… for at least two more weeks. 

CENTRAL NEW YORK — There’s still no end in sight to two separate disputes involving Time Warner Cable and the owners of different local television stations.  In Syracuse, Sinclair-owned stations Fox 68 (WSYT) and My43 (WNYS) are set to disappear from Time Warner lineups at 11:59pm on Friday night.  In Utica, Smith Media’s NBC affiliate

SYRACUSE — You probably heard of the well-hyped corporate battle between Fox and Comcast over cable TV carriage… but since Comcast doesn’t operate here, you probably didn’t care that much.  But now, there’s a corporate battle that could upset local cable television customers when the new year rings in: Sinclair Broadcast Group is threatening to pull

SYRACUSE — There’s a new local broadcast option for local country music lovers: it’s “The Country Network” airing on local Fox affiliate WSYT’s digital subchannel 68.2. WSYT is among a dozen new affiliates nationwide to join the network.