Dish quietly launches Alliance Group to license video services to broadband-only providers

[bluegras]

Dish Network has quietly launched a new business unit it's calling the Dish Alliance Group, which will seek out strategic enterprise partnerships for Dish video services with broadband-only service providers.


“Many broadband companies offer their own video solution but increasing programming costs and a large number of internet-only customers have left many looking for alternate video solutions,” said a Dish marketing page touting the new division.

“Partnering with the Dish Referral Marketing Program through the Alliance Group gives your company a new sales and marketing arm with which to sell Dish video solutions to internet-only customers,” Dish added.

Dish quietly launches Alliance Group to license video services to broadband-only providers | FierceCable

 

[Claude Greiner]

Here is an idea, instead of worrying about selling your crappy sling video service to internet providers, you focus on becoming a primary internet provider.

Then you can market your crappy streaming service to your own customers without relying on other company’s to provide broadband.

It’s been almost 10 years or longer since Dish bought a ton of spectrum.

It’s about time they used it, to provide their customers internet.