Document production in a program carriage dispute between Cablevision and...
Document production in a program carriage dispute between Cablevision and the Game Show Network (GSN) remains on track to be complete by Oct. 19, the parties said in a joint status report (http://xrl.us/bntpcq). Each party has produced more than 130,000…
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pages. They proposed a new hearing schedule that would set up a hearing before an FCC administrative law judge March 19. The parties have agreed to include Cablevision CEO James Dolan’s files from Aug. 1, 2009, to June 1, 2011, to be searched for responsive documents, they said. And GSN agreed to a revised Cablevision request for DVDs containing a sampling of GSN programming. But the parties have yet to resolve the number of fact depositions each party will be entitled to during discovery, they said. GSN wants to depose each trial witness as well as “an additional limited number of witnesses” with knowledge of relevant facts, the status report said. Cablevision wants to limit each side to a total of four depositions.