By Allison Romano -- Broadcasting & Cable, 3/12/2002 9:38:00 AM
The Walt Disney Co.'s ABC Family and EchoStar Communications Corp. have
another week to hammer out a new carriage agreement.
A hearing before U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, originally scheduled for
Monday, was moved to next Monday (March 18) as the two sides try to negotiate a
settlement out of court.
International Family Entertainment Inc., the corporate entity that controls
ABC Family, sued EchoStar to keep the direct-broadcast satellite provider from
pulling the network off its Dish Network.
EchoStar had threatened to discontinue the channel Jan. 1, but a temporary
injunction has prevented that move so far.
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