A temporary agreement has been reached that Dish will resume broadcasting of Disney's TV channels.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 3, according to the Wall Street Journal, Walt Disney and Dish Network have reached a temporary agreement on a new contract. Disney's TV channels will be available again on Dish's satellite channels and streaming platforms.

CTOnews.com learned that a large number of Dish users had found that they could not watch several popular channels such as Disney's ESPN and ABC. Dish has 10 million subscribers across the United States, but did not disclose the number of users affected by the outage.

It is reported that the conclusion of the interim agreement also means that the suspension of broadcasting over the weekend has come to an end. The dispute over the new agreement is how much Dish Network will have to pay to continue to broadcast Disney shows.

Disney charges high fees for content platforms such as ESPN, with publishers paying nearly $9 a month to watch ESPN, according to the research arm of S & P Global Markets.