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Depends on what contracts they've signed, what their termination clauses are, and when they expire. Most likely, the networks do have contracts such that they
by wtracy 15y ago
Depends on what contracts they've signed, what their termination clauses are, and when they expire.
Most likely, the networks do have contracts such that they can jump ship at will.
- gte910h 15y agoI'm guessing it's not "at will" with no penalty but "in the event of ownership changes, non-payment, or with X noticed for the payment of Y liquidated damages', with Y being really large (and you can tell from the announcements that have come out of hulu the contracts have terms).