Conservative cable news outlet OAN signs multi-year deal with Spectrum TV

One America News has signed a multi-year content carriage agreement with Spectrum, enabling the network to be included in Spectrum's TV Select and TV Stream plans. As part of the deal, OAN Live, the network’s direct-to-consumer streaming service, will also be available at no additional cost to Spectrum TV users.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Spectrum to have OAN and AWE available to their customers across the country,” said Charles Herring, president of Herring Networks, the parent company of OAN, in a statement. “This agreement reflects a shared commitment to delivering high-quality content and expanding viewer access. We look forward to a long and mutually rewarding relationship and encourage fans of OAN and AWE to subscribe to Spectrum TV in preparation for the launch of our channels.”

Spectrum welcomed the deal as an enhancement to its programming lineup. Tom Montemagno, Spectrum’s Executive Vice President of Programming Acquisition, added, “Spectrum TV offers a robust lineup of programming for our customers. The addition of OAN and AWE further expands our diverse channel offering, providing enhanced value to our customers.”

The agreement comes as OAN has expanded its programming and infrastructure this year. The network launched The Matt Gaetz Show, hosted by the former congressman and airing weeknights at 9 pm Eastern. Gaetz also hosts a weekly late-night podcast-style program. OAN has built a new broadcast studio in California and secured office studio space at the Pentagon for live reports. The network produces 16 hours of live breaking news coverage daily, including reporting from the White House, Capitol Hill, and the Pentagon.

“Spectrum’s thoughtful collaboration in making OAN and AWE widely available to its subscribers reflects a strong commitment to delivering value and choice to their customers,” said Richard Levine, OAN’s new President of Distribution.