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- Dish Network Shares Slide Following AT&T Pull Out (MultiChannel News)
Dish Network shares shed $2.06 a share, or 7%, to $27.05 Wednesday afternoon, one day after confirming that AT&T would stop reselling its satellite TV services at year?s end when the two companies? 2003 pact expires. - AT&T to drop Dish contract (BizJournals)
Telecom giant AT&T Inc. will end its current contract to sell a product bundle that includes satellite broadcaster Dish Network Corp.'s television packages, the satellite TV company announced Tuesday. (T) - DISH to End AT&T Partnership By Year's End (PC Magazine)
DISH Network Corp, the No. 2 U.S. satellite television provider, said on Tuesday it received notice that phone operator AT&T Inc is ending their agreement at the end of the year to sell TV, phone and Internet packages. - KRCG/Channel 13 drops DISH Network (Columbian Missourian)
NEW BLOOMFIELD ? About 40,000 Columbia and Jefferson City area customers of satellite television provider DISH Network won?t be able to view KRCG/Channel 13?s news broadcasts or other CBS programming after midnight Wednesday. - AT&T Decouples from Dish Network (Broadcasting and Cable)
Telco?s agreement with satellite-TV provider to end Dec. 31; free to negotiate with both Dish, DirecTV. - AT&T-Dish Break Signals Cloudy Weather For Satellite TV (TechWeb via Yahoo! News)
InformationWeek - As AT&T rolls out its own IPTV offering, it may see its satellite TV partnerships as insignificant to its overall strategy. - Dish Network Shares Slide Following AT&T Pull Out (MultiChannel News)
Dish Network shares fell $2.20 a share, or 8%, to $26.91 Wednesday, one day after confirming that AT&T would stop reselling its satellite TV services at year?s end when the two companies? 2003 pact expires. - AT&T Terminates Reseller Deal With Dish (MultiChannel News)
AT&T will stop reselling Dish Network satellite TV services on Dec. 31 under the terms of the two companies? 2003 agreement, but the telco said it?s still ?evaluating? its options on whether it would offer DirecTV or Dish service in 2009 and beyond.