YES Network is taking an unconventional approach to its negotiations with Comcast. The regional sports network, which is the television home of the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Nets, is slated to go ...

YES Network will go dark in all households that have Comcast at 11:59 p.m. on Monday night while the two sides continue to duke it out over carriage fees – Comcast wants to move the regional ...

But instead this time, it’s a heavyweight fight that’s going on between YES Network and Comcast, and baseball ... So usually when a CEO of a company has a bone to pick with a cable giant ...

YES Network and Comcast reached an eleventh-hour agreement that will keep the New York-area regional sports network live on the cable provider’s Xfinity offerings, at least for now. Awful Announcing ...

With a deadline looming, it appears negotiations between YES Network and Comcast aren’t going so well. The CEO of the channel Jon Litner appeared on the live broadcast of Sunday’s game between ...

The agreement comes a little more than 24 hours after YES Network CEO Jon Litner had appeared on Sunday’s Yankees broadcast to criticize Comcast, which later put out a statement of its own to ...

YES Network will not go dark for subscribers to Comcast’s Xfinity TV thanks to the new deal. It was far from a sure thing, but Comcast and YES Network have come through with a new carriage deal. The ...