The new deal means Spectrum cable customers will soon regain access to ESPN and other Disney-owned channels.
for Spectrum customers on September 1 after the media giant and Charter, Spectrum's parent company, failed to come to terms over carrier fees, which are payments that cable and satellite-TV
operators pay to media companies to carry their networks. Charter had accused Disney of demanding"an excessive increase" to its carrier fee. Disney and Charter didn't immediately return requests for comment.
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