Contract dispute may affect AMC, IFC and WeTV on AT&T U-Verse

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AT&T U-Verse

AT&T U-Verse customers may miss out on Breaking Bad, Bridezillas and the season premiere of Mad Men if a new carriage contract between the carrier and content provider Rainbow Media.

Multichannel News is reporting that AT&T is prepared to drop AMC, IFC and We TV if a new agreement isn't made by next Wednesday.  AT&T is supposedly open to renewing the agreement, after extending the initial contract expiration from July 1st, but may drop the channels if an agreement cannot be reached.

Rainbow Media has established a website, iwantmytvchannels.com, urging viewers to either contact AT&T or switch TV providers.

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