Dish Network is hoping to win over rural and small-town Americans with its satellite-based TV service — and it is calling out ...

"From unconnected individuals in the most rural and remote ... manufacturing and network management expertise. Dish shares our customer-first culture, and together we will be well positioned to ...

With this spectrum, Dish can still pursue a variant of that strategy. It can lease the PCS H spectrum to Sprint in urban areas to expand the capacity of the Sprint PCS LTE network on its Network ...

EchoStar agreed to sell pay-TV provider Dish Network to DirecTV Monday for $1 ... It also may conclude Ergen's so-called 'Seinfeld' strategy, which he first referenced in 2011.

Dish will have access to AT&T's network through the rest of the decade ... and that means relying on one of the Big Three for rural coverage. A contract with AT&T extending into the next decade ...

DirecTV said on Monday that it had agreed to acquire Dish Network from EchoStar ... leaders would monopolize access to pay TV in rural markets. DirecTV is confident that regulators will be ...

In October 2015, Dish Network announced that its advertising ... Dish is using this programmatic strategy to attract digital advertisers to television, by providing them with a marketplace for ...

Dish is currently negotiating with the FCC over plans to use other parts of its spectrum to launch an LTE mobile network — if approved, this would add yet another string to the company's bow ...

NEW YORK — Dish Network Corp., the second-largest U.S. satellite-television provider, will introduce a nationwide broadband Internet service Monday called DishNet that’s aimed at rural customers.

Steve Bishop, a Dish Network subscriber who lives in rural Warren County, pays $12 of his monthly bill to receive six Erie broadcast television channels. He still has to pay the retransmission fee ...