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Local TV stations planning to conduct digital broadcast tests (Jefferson City News Tribune)
With the change from analog to digital TV a little over a month away, local television stations in the Jefferson City area are planning to conduct a test of their systems later this week.
How Dish TV is striving to stay ahead (Business Standard India)
Bereft of conventional first-mover advantages, Dish TV is striving to stay ahead with depth and width. It is time to monetise both, and then some. There is a new mirth, laced with a hint of snigger, pervading the Dish TV office in Film City, the one in Noida, on the outskirts of Delhi.
Dish Network and DirecTV Leading the Satellite TV Programming Industry (PIZZAHEROS)
Satellite TV programming service providers have the technological advantage over cable service providers in the area of high definition especially.
Macrovision Kills Deal to Sell TV Guide Network (Mediaweek)
The Firm had announced plans to sell the net to a group of investors led by producer Allen Shapiro and One Equity Partners, J.P. Morgan Chase’s $8 billion private equity fund
CSG extends Dish deal (BizJournals)
Satellite broadcaster Dish Network extended its contract with billing and customer service outsourcing company CSG Systems International Inc. to cover 2009. (CSGS) (DISH)
A message to our Dish Network viewers (49 ABC News Topeka)
Read a message from 49 ABC Station Manager Dana Knorr.
DirecTV and Dish Network (PIZZAHEROS)
Both DirecTV and Dish Network have their own share of customers now numbering in the millions. And being in direct competition to each other for years now, both also offer great deals that give the best value for their customers’ money.
Dish Network drops KTKA (Basehor Sentinel)
Satellite TV provider Dish Network is no longer carrying KTKA as of midnight Dec. 31, 2008.
Dish Network drops KTKA from lineup (The Topeka Capital-Journal)
KTKA-TV Channel 49 News reported on its 10 p.m. broadcast Wednesday that the station would be dropped by the satellite TV company Dish Network.
Dish Network dropping KTKA tonight (The Topeka Capital-Journal)
KTKA-TV Channel 49 News reported on its 10 p.m. broadcast that the station will be dropped tonight by the satellite TV company Dish Network.