<div id="readability-page-1"><div>By Nicholas G. Miller A federal judge denied Disney's request for a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit against Dish Network, allowing Dish's Sling TV to continue offering short-term passes. In August, Dish began offering short-term passes to its Sling Orange TV service, which includes networks such as Disney's ESPN, for a day, weekend or week. Disney claimed the passes violated its licensing agreement with Dish and requested the court to intervene to bar the sale of the passes. In a ruling filed Tuesday, a U.S. district court judge ruled that Disney had not shown a likelihood of success in proving that Dish is violating its licensing agreement and had also not demonstrated irreparable harm that warrants a preliminary injunction. Disney didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. &#34;We believe customers deserve the flexibility to stream the content they want, whenever they want it, at a price they can afford,&#34; said Seth Van Sickel, senior vice president of Sling TV. Dish Network is owned by EchoStar. Write to Nicholas G. Miller at nicholas.miller@wsj.com. (END) Dow Jones Newswires11-19-25 0855ET</div></div>

迪士尼

一名聯邦法官拒絕了迪士尼對 Dish Network 的初步禁令請求，允許 Dish 的 Sling TV 繼續提供短期通行證。迪士尼聲稱這些通行證違反了其與 Dish 的許可協議。法院裁定，迪士尼未能證明成功證明違反的可能性或展示不可彌補的損害。Dish Network 由 EchoStar 擁有

Disney Denied Preliminary Injunction in Lawsuit Against Dish

- 法院駁回迪士尼對 Dish Network 的初步禁令請求。  
- Dish 的 Sling TV 可繼續提供短期通行證，包含 ESPN 等頻道。  
- 迪士尼未能證明 Dish 違反許可協議或造成不可彌補的損害。

迪士尼在針對 Dish 的訴訟中被拒絕了初步禁令