MSG Networks-Altice Dispute Escalates
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MSG says Altice walked away from negotiations as Optimum saga takes another twist
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The previous deal, where Optimum paid MSG Networks $ 10 per subscriber, expired at midnight on Jan. 1 .
Altice walked away from negotiations after pulling its last proposal, MSG Networks says.
Optimum has been charging their over 1 million customers for local sports programming they have not been receiving.