J.W. Rodriguez

A major setback for Diamond Sports. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/comcast-losing-bally-sports-regional-networks/ar-AA1nXi0G?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=e402b85209e14d18a155b9fa28cf5dd2&ei=11

We have another dispute going on. cordcuttersnews.com/spectrum-cable-tv-customers-could-lose-cbs-nickelodeon-and-other-paramount-channels-next-week/?amp=1&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3V9GAfQaFMCb3MUIysodwfuwi8Zs5kUPHHk4kIFbURADgwbG-bGTCsox8_aem_Adkip6NUj011s7mH3dIF91gVH8ha-SAbMaoZcgjfdV-HwANiDhTHnaiuw3UtZu_q1R8dFNxpuLOCq_spfvRTZxyB

I was always curious about this. An NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX-owned station would call another O&O a sister station, a network affiliate would call a station owned by the same company a sister station, but why is it that a CBS, NBC, ABC, CW, or FOX station would call an affiliate owned by a different company or a network O&O a sister station? I've been wondering about this for years.