Well start with a current DISH channel guide/card & local channel lookup:
Oh Lord, no! I was thinking what was gone from each provider at the current time.
I nominate you to establish and maintain such a list. I don't think a comprehensive list exists.
According to Tegna, the channel are still available, but Dish cannot use them until a contract is signed. Tegna wants too much money and I have heard their sub channels are to be included in the contract. Crime, Qwest, and Twist are the three carried on our local KGW. Interesting that Sinclair offers all of their channel diginets for free on streaming, but Tegna. I think they do have a streaming feed for Qwest on Roku. I get all of their sub channels, and to be, none are worth a dime. Now Sinclair at least has Comet and Charge!, and Nexstar has Antenna TV.Good. I was concerned that you were looking for past performance to predict future results.
I believe DISH has been better about taking channels off of the website during disputes. They may still be on PDFs (check the date in the corner). I don't recall any current national dispute other than Tegna for their local channels. The other channel removals (such as RSNs) are "permanent" and should not be on DISH's website. Contracts expire, channels go away. (NBC Sports went away for all providers since the network closed down.)
That is like saying 4K TVs are available at Walmart ... If you pay for them. Duh, Tegna. Now pick a reasonable price and see if DISH pays for carriage.
That is true, I am just reporting what I was told. I presume "Crime", "Quest" and "Twist" would be offered with national feeds just like the rest of the diginets are. I never thought Dish would carry individual diginets for each city. I would hope other more interesting channels would be available first like Antenna TV, Decades, and METV+ I talked to a lady a while back that got tired of the rate increases with Direct, so she switched to Dish. She likes several of the diginets that Direct did not offer.
All done. Enjoy your channels.
The problem is that none of the HBO or Cinemax channels are carried in SD format. HD feeds are generally always hidden from non-subscribers. (Also, as noted above, some of the HBO and Cinemax feeds are streaming-only, also always hidden from non-subscribers.) Those other premium package feeds you see in the guide are all SD, unless you actually subscribe. If Dish had any SD feeds for HBO or Cinemax, then they would likely list those channels in the guide for non-subscribers (as "advertisement" for the package) just like they do with the other packages.
Don't forget the Wally, which is also capable of receiving streaming channels. This may be a cheaper alternative for those who do not want a Hopper.
Although it is also owned by Tegna, I will note that the national feed of True Crime Network has been off of Dish for a very long time, in a separate dispute. (Or at least, this particular channel was removed earlier than the locals, due to its contract expiring sooner. True Crime has been missing since 10/31/2020.) The Info channel about this dispute was only very recently hidden:
