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No more NBC Sports Network?
Just got the new bill and noticed this: "IMPORTANT PROGRAMMING CHANGE: On January 1, 2022,
NBC Sports Network, ceased providing programming on your
Spectrum channel lineup. To view additional sports programming,
check your Spectrum TV Guide for channel locations and
programming details. For a complete channel lineup, visit
http://spectrum.com/channels ."
I don't see it anywhere in the channel lineup including Gold package. What happened? :( I watch it once in a while like for Paralympics' ceremonies.
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)
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On ODN Guide,
It says something in the Time Grid that NBCSN programing was moving to USA Network 24x7 on January 1, 2022. But if you go to USA Network, on channel 34 here, they are still showing regular USA Programing. But this is a station issue, not a Spectrum issue.
I take from the message that USA Network has acquired former NBCSN programing. When the Olympics come out, Spectrum creates a special Olympic's category for the search systems in the guide. If it's like past years, that category will open up a sub-set of different categories by Olympic Events, with about 10 channels (All NBC affiliates devoted to Olympic programing.)
It's true that we no longer have NBCSN because there is no longer any NBCSN. But the programs are going to be moving to other NBC networks, so nothing will really be lost.
Satch
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Thank you for the quick answer, Paul_B. Do you know what replaces them like for Olympics, Paralympics (mainly for its ceremonies), etc.?
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I am not 100% certain, however, these things may be broadcast on your local NBC affiliate.
Paul_B
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Thanks James_M. I assume that will require another paid subscription. Or will that be free like HBO Max with HBO subscription?
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Actually, Spectrum video subscribers are eligible for a 12 month Peacock Premium Free Trial !
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Thanks James_M. Darn. It's not like subscribed HBO's free HBO Max since it didn't require another subscription.
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