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Dallas DirecTV customers lose ABC-affiliate WFAA ahead of Texas, SMU championship games

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WFAA and dozens of other stations, many of which broadcast ABC and CBS in markets across the country, were turned off for DirecTV customers Thursday night. DirectTV claims that TEGNA, one of the nation's largest broadcasters, is denying the company permission to offer its 64 stations for DireCTV, DirectTV Stream, and U-verse homes.

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Dallas DirecTV customers lose ABC-affiliate WFAA ahead of Texas, SMU championship games

DirecTV viewers may be unable to watch the Big 12 and AAC Championship this weekend as TEGNA is not allowing the company to use WFAA as its station.

1 year ago·Dallas, United States

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Dallas News broke the news in Dallas, United States 1 year ago on Friday, December 1, 2023.

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