Nexstar leverages pandemic in dispute with Dish
The largest operator of broadcast stations accuses the satellite TV company of threatening to withhold local news from viewers.
Dish Network is a direct-to-home satellite television company. It operates Dish Network satellite TV, streaming service Sling TV and the wireless phone company Boost Mobile. The company is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado.
The largest operator of broadcast stations accuses the satellite TV company of threatening to withhold local news from viewers.
Dish Network says Nexstar Media Group is threatening to pull its channels from the satellite platform unless it pays $1 billion in distribution rights.
The FCC says two partner companies didn’t qualify for $3.3 billion in discounts.
Dish Network has discontinued its line of Slingbox hardware and will brick existing devices on the market within the next two years.
A blank-check company established by the founder and current chairman of Dish Network has cut downsized its IPO.
Department of Justice regulators told AT&T executives that a merger between Dish Network and DirecTV wouldn’t be approved until 5G was rolled out more broadly.
Dish Network is not participating in an auction for the assets of rival service DirecTV, according to a report.
Charlie Ergen’s CONX Corp is hoping to raise $1 billion through an initial public offering for an unspecified future merger.
YouTube TV pulled nearly two dozen regional sports networks after its deal with Sinclair expired.
Saddled with debt from its acquisitions of DirecTV and Time Warner, telecom giant AT&T is looking at new ways to offload one of those two properties.