OAN network

@shannon02 Thank you for your quick response. Then my next question is...who is DTV content provider? In my hubble opinion, this is NOT the best package for their customers.

@Juniper I appreciate your opinion. But this is not the issue of choice. It's an issue of clarity and truth. Have you watched OAN? Did you find any of their stories misleading? My complaint is a valid complaint.

You can block the channel on your list. Do you know how to do that???

As said, "Don't watch it!" Pretty simple in MY MIND!

As is so often the case in open forums there are individuals that think they're funny. Your not. I expressed my dissatisfaction to OAN because of their lack of journalistic integrity.

If you have something of a solution besides your snide remark I'd be happy to read it. Pretty simple in MY MIND equals nothing more than a childish remark. No thanks.

Nobody watches or likes every channel in their package. There are a variety of news, entertainment, sports, religious, etc. channels. We like some, not so much others, and some we may greatly dislike.

But it is not the TV providers job to make the decision for us. They provide a variety of channels. It is up to each of us as individuals to chose what we watch or don't, even setting a custom favorites list to hide what we don't personally watch.

This is a matter of choice as you are wanting to take away the choice of others because you don't like the channel. Some people watch multiple news channels and make their own decisions taking into account all the different perspectives.

Many people were upset that OAN wasn't on DirecTV and were pleased it finally became available like it was on other AT&T platforms. So there are others in the country who do watch and enjoy it and do not deserve to have it censored because you disagree with it.

TV provider gives variety. Individuals choose what they watch, but do not mandate what the rest of us are allowed to watch.

@shannon02 Yes I understand the individual media conglomorates. I appreciate your comments. I'll take my complaint directly to AT&T. This forum has already shown me that at least two of the commenters don't grasp the problem of OAN.

For every person such as yourself that is appalled at the content on OANN, there is someone who takes it as gospel.

You don't like OAN and that is fair, and many others probably share your opinion. But you do not speak to the entire country. As long as there are enough people wanting the channel, then the TV providers will continue to see about renewing the carriage agreement when the current one ends.

my package includes 10 Spanish channels a dozen or so shopping channels and the Scientology none of which i watch or want but i accept it because it has other channels i want , your beliefs are not the same as others and others have the same right to have the channels they want whether you agree with the content or not. you can complain to directv all you want but they wont drop a contract with millions of dollars because you dont agree with the content of 1 channel i personally have never heard of the OAN network nor seen it in my Chanel guide

@theheata From what I’ve heard of oan, I would agree with you but trying to get it removed from Directv is a waist of your time. Good luck, you’ll need it.

They have an agreement to carry OAN on DirecTV for so long. The channel came to DirecTV because many people wanted it. That outweighs your not wanting it.

I agree. This bottom-feeding network passes off conspiracy theories that lead the President to slander good people. I would love to see OAN banned from AT&T TV.

All that matters is how popular a channel is. TV providers will provide a variety of content and expect that people will be competent to only tune into the channels they have that they want to watch.

People are to funny and I almost fell off my chair. Their way or the highway??? Nice attitude???

Here's an idea: Put your money where your mouth is. Complain to the companies that are running commercials on OANN.

Networks stay on the air because of income. Income comes from commercials. Commercials run to attract customers. No customers, no money. No money, no network.

Saying people have a choice is neither garbage, nor disrespectful. There was huge demand for the channel, so it came to DirecTV like it has other providers.

If you don't like the channel fine. If you choose to cancel your service while the channel is here, though perhaps an overreaction it is your choice. There are many others who enjoy the channel and will continue watching.

So DirecTV/AT&T gives us a variety of channels, our choice what we watch. So not censoring channels, instead giving us the mature choice to decide what we do or do not watch, is the side of history they are on.