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Ancient Telegraph and Torture is how I refer to them, of all the companies I've dealt with over the years this is the one that it felt the best leaving.

TPG is publicly traded. I'm not certain if that makes their filings the filings from heck, because they are listing the financials of a bazillion or so corporations they own. Or whether they all go under a single line item in an SEC filing.

Well AT&T is selling their 70% stake... that hasn't happened yet nor been approved. I am hearing that could by itself take 9 months to a year for that to happen. And none of the rest of this merger stuff can go forward without that happening. Lots of moving pieces to this one.

You noticed that too. Lol. :D

I'm looking forward to the merger and saying goodbye to AT&T, the company that turns gold into lead.

We are happy to launch a new forum here at SatelliteGuys called The Merger Zone! This is the place to discuss the big merger between DIRECTV and DISH. We noticed that there were a number of discussions in both the DISH and DIRECTV forums, and some of the posts were duplicates between the...

I don't know about the DISH article, but the DIRECTV stallite article at Wikipedia is badly out of date.

With the new that DIRECTV and DISH are working on Merging, we have created this special forum for all the Merger talk and news. This will make it easier for people to find and discuss the merger, as we were finding people were posting the same things to both the DISH and DIRECTV forum. Please...

That is done by the individual station. THEY get the information for their programming. THEY publish it (to both providers and their PSIP). MVPDs just need to collect it and pass it along.

No it isn't. The terme of the deal as I understand it, which the bondholders have to approve, is they would have to exchange their current bonds for new ones with less principal value, maturing later, with a larger interest rate (higher annual return to bondholders). Their alternative if...

D* would still be in the same shape it is now if ATT had not bought them.

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back in 1982 they allowed pay tv on OTA to run 24/7

This is blessing 🙌. Att should have never been allowed to buy dtv. They should have stuck with there wireless and fiber since it's there bread and butter.

Ours is till next year hopefully they honor it!!!

Yep, I have scanned as many as 102 channels in the SF Bay Area.

The gist of the problem is the quantity of data required to fully cover every channel and sub-channel in the USA. We here in Lubbock Texas have about 48 channels to keep track of and we are in the median of the pack Larger cities have even more channels and the information on any one channel...

One bummer result is we will no longer see the customer numbers and subscriber and operating details when the deal closes. Echostar DBS will be private like Directv with no more SEC filings.

Answered my question, thank you, I like to have it ready if I can. Thanks again

Yes, The broadcasters and the dumb FCC are the one's made the mess by radio spectrum TV repacking, allowing DRM and unneeded censorship making FTA OTA less attractive to the U.S. TV viewers, so they shot themselves in the foot!🙄😛

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I don't think they need to combine names, just use DTV or Dish Network.