Disney suits Sling TV for one day

Disney is sued Sling TV for the new broadcast passes that allow you to access live cable networks for a day less than one day. The lawsuit, filed under SEL, claims that Sing has violated the terms of the license agreement with Disney and included its networks in short -term packages without permission, According to a report from Delivery date.

the Sling TV announced the class One day passes, one day for a week, flow for one week earlier this month, which starts from $ 5 and allows you to watch the content on ESPN, ESPN2, Espn3, Disney Channel and other networks for a short period of time. Sling TV puts passes as a means of people to arrest one -time sporting events or prizes without being closed in subscribing to direct -price television broadcasting services.

As mentioned before diverseDisney claims that broadcasting passes conflict with the current licensing agreement, which states that Sling TV and Dish should provide subscribers access to its content through their monthly subscriptions. A Disney spokesman said in a statement to Delivery date. Disney Sling TV asked to remove her channels from broadcasting passes.

In a statement to Delivery dateSling TV calls for a “MERILESS” lawsuit and says she will “strongly defend our right to bring clients an exhibition experience commensurate with their lives, according to their conditions.” Sling TV nor Disney did not respond immediately freedomRequest to comment.