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(Reuters) - A dispute has broken out between News Corp owned Fox Networks and DirecTV Group, the largest U.S. satellite TV provider, over carriage fees that could potentially lead to DirecTV pulling the plug on Fox channels from Nov 1.
"(Fox) are currently asking our customers to pay 40 percent more for the exact same Fox channels that they already receive and that is simply unfair and unwarranted," DirecTV said in a statement.
Fox said in a statement that the company had proposed to keep the Fox Networks on DirecTV for the same price and on the same terms while an agreement is worked out.
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But Fox argued that DirecTV "has given us no chance to respond before taking an unnecessarily aggressive posture and going public."
In a similar dispute last year, Cablevision customers lost Walt Disney Co's ABC for several hours till 15 minutes into the live telecast of the Oscars Awards.
(Reporting by Sakthi Prasad in Bangalore; Editing by Anshuman Daga)
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