Walt Disney and Charter Communications have reached a deal that will see the media giant's programming including ESPN return to the Spectrum cable service just hours ahead of the start of NFL 'Monday Night Football,' the companies said in a joint statement.
Disney and Charter did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment on the report.
That deprived nearly 15 million Spectrum video subscribers of access to the U.S. Open tennis tournament, college football and other programming. But Spectrum customers who live in markets with a local ABC TV affiliate not owned by Disney, including Buffalo, New York, will be able to watch Monday's NFL match-up broadcast.
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