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NEW YORK Mexico-based programming producer Grupo Televisa and U.S. Spanish-language network Univision today confirmed the settlement of a lawsuit concerning their long-term program licensing agreement. The litigation in Los Angeles federal court will be dismissed, the parties said.
The settlement does not include U.S. Internet rights, however, and litigation over those rights will proceed as planned in March, the parties said.
Details were scant, but the two sides said they have amended their programming license agreement, which runs through 2017, to include a simplified royalty calculation.
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