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ENGLEWOOD, Colo., May 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- DISH Network L.L.C., the fastest-growing pay-TV provider in America, today announced that it plans to launch local broadcast channels in 29 new markets on June 3, 2010, becoming the first and only pay-TV provider to offer local channels to consumers in every market nationwide. The announcement comes moments after President Obama signed the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010 (STELA) into law, which paved the way for DISH Network to take this historic step. We are proud to announce that every American will soon have access to their local channels from DISH Network," said Charlie Ergen, Chairman, President and CEO of DISH Network. "While our nearest competitor offers local channels in only 75 percent of local markets,...
A New Year's Eve contract deadline between Time Warner Cable and a number of Fox broadcasting and cable channels is looming - and Fox channels could go dark in many San Fernando Valley homes if it is missed. If an agreement over fees between the nation's second-largest cable provider and the News Corp. subsidiary isn't reached, cable subscribers could start 2010 without bowl games, local basketball and hockey or - gasp - "American Idol.
One of the great things about Chris Foran, who's been my editor here for many years, is his encyclopedic knowledge of all things Marx Bros. When I told him this was going to be my "Hello, I Must Be Going" column, he knew exactly which deliciously daft ditty I meant. Actually, it's more of a "Goodbye, I Must Be Staying" column. The details are different, but the mixed emotions are similar.
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