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Dish Network Corp said it would not make a new offer to buy Sprint Nextel in time for a Tuesday deadline and will instead focus on its tender offer for Clearwire Corp.
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*More and more interest in propane as transport fuel. NEW YORK, March 6- Home satellite TV provider DISH Network Corp has signed a deal to run 200 of its trucks on propane, in the latest indication that the niche fuel could soon rival natural gas as the United States' cheap transport alternative.
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Traditional media stocks have been on quite a run into the Dow Jones' rise towards hitting the 14,198 intraday peak, with the five biggest media giants hitting new highs. Here's what has been driving the media industry's gains.
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Feb 28- Cablevision Systems Corp took a $100 million hit on costs related to Superstorm Sandy and posted deeper video customer losses than expected, shedding 50,000 net subscribers in the fourth quarter.
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Feb 28- Cablevision Systems Corp took a $100 million hit on costs related to Superstorm Sandy and posted deeper video customer losses than expected, shedding 50,000 net subscribers in the fourth quarter.
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Feb 28- Cablevision Systems Corp took a $100 million hit on costs related to Superstorm Sandy but still posted higher quarterly net income, thanks to a $200 million payment from Dish Network Corp it received as part of a legal settlement.
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Feb 28- Cablevision Systems Corp on Thursday put costs related to Superstorm Sandy at $100 million and hinted its cash flow may decrease this year as programming costs rise, news that sent its shares down 10 percent.
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TOKYO, Feb 28- Japan's Nikkei share average is expected to rebound from a two-day losing run on Thursday after a well-bid Italian debt auction eased concerns that an inconclusive election could reignite the euro zone debt crisis.
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*Clearwire to draw on $80 million in financing from Sprint. *Clearwire shares fall but still top Sprint offer price. Feb 27- Clearwire Corp said on Wednesday that it would draw on $80 million in financing from Sprint Nextel Corp, which is seeking to buy it, but vowed to continue talks with rival bidder Dish Network Corp..
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Clearwire said it will take $80 million in financing from Sprint Nextel in the form of exchangeable notes.
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Feb 26- Cablevision Systems Corp has accused Viacom Inc in an antitrust lawsuit of forcing it to pay for more than a dozen low-rated cable networks in order to get access to Viacom's more popular channels such as Nickelodeon, MTV and Comedy Central.
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Feb 26- New York- based cable operator Cablevision Systems Corp said it filed an antitrust lawsuit on Tuesday alleging that Viacom Inc forced it to pay for 14 cable networks it did not want as a condition of carrying the media company's more popular channels such as Nickelodeon, MTV and Comedy Central.
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Feb 22- Fox Broadcasting Co has asked a federal judge to stop Dish Network Corp from letting customers who use Dish's controversial Hopper digital video recording device watch Fox programs on tablets and smartphones. Fox, a unit of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, on Thursday asked U.S.
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Feb 22- Fox Broadcasting Co has asked a federal judge to stop Dish Network Corp from letting customers who use its controversial Hopper digital video recording device watch its programs on tablets and smartphones. The unit of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp on Thursday asked U.S.
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*Clearwire board still reviewing the Dish bid. Feb 20- Dish Network Corp would consider partnering with Sprint Nextel Corp, its rival in its pursuit of Clearwire, Chairman Charlie Ergen said on Wednesday following Dish's fourth-quarter results.
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Feb 20- Dish Network Corp, the second-largest U.S. satellite TV company, reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit and added fewer pay-TV subscribers than analysts had hoped.
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When Dish reports earnings the big question is how it'll make its year of investment pay off.
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Feb 15- Dish Network Corp said on Friday it is writing down the assets of its Blockbuster stores in the United Kingdom, resulting in a pretax charge of $46 million for 2012, according to a regulatory filing.
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There are few potential buyers for the spectrum that Dish bought the permission to use, TheStreet.com reports.
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Apple may find itself in hot water if the Justice Department's antitrust allegations involving e-books go to trial.
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Dish Chairman and co-founder Charles Ergen insists: "I don't want to kill ads, I think advertising is great." Instead, he says he wants fewer, more effective and more expensive ads, to yield a better experience for consumers, and prevent cord-cutting and piracy.
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