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Disney resolved its high-profile dispute with cable giant Charter earlier this week — but the company's linear future still remains unclear.

Wall Street stock analysts react to the Walt Disney and Charter Communications carriage deal, analyzing winners, losers and pay TV industry impact.

The deal ultimately left the cable bundle intact, but made incremental moves toward a fully streaming future.

Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav said, "We really have to focus as an industry" to resolve ongoing strikes by writers and actors.

An ongoing dispute between media giant The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) and Charter Communications (NASDAQ: CHTR) could see consumers miss out on being able to watch NFL games and the

Macquarie analyst Tim Nollen maintained an Outperform rating on Warner Bros.

Charter, the parent company of Spectrum, is tired of paying for all of those Disney cable channels, and is drawing a line in the sand.

How big a deal for pay TV overall, and Disney and Charter specifically, is the showdown?

Why the stocks of Comcast, Charter Communications, Roku and Warner Music Group ended second-quarter earnings season with improved investor sentiment.

After a run of acquisitions during his first tour as Disney CEO, Bob Iger is looking to streamline the company.