Dish Network Restores Court TV

Back to News
Dish Network Restores Court TV Echostar restores Court TV channel to lineup EchoStar Communications says it has restored the Court TV channel to its Dish Network satellite television service after resolving a fee dispute with Turner Broadcasting System. Reporter: AP

Font Size:

EchoStar Communications says it has restored the Court TV channel to its Dish Network satellite television service after resolving a fee dispute with Turner Broadcasting System.

The nation's second largest satellite TV provider pulled the channel January 1st because of the dispute over subscription fees.

EchoStar and Atlanta-based TBS didn't disclose terms of the new financial agreement.

The channel has been moved to a second tier of Dish Network programming, which has fewer subscribers.

Dish has more than 13 million customers.

More Stories

Court: Vaccine Doesn't Cause Autism
Court Expresses Sympathy for Parents, but Said Additive Thimerosal Doesn't Cause Illness
Is the "Coffee Party" the Next Big Thing?
Group Turned Off by Tea Party's Style Starts its own Movement More on Today's "Washington Unplugged"
Boys and Girls Club Execs' $1M Pay Probed
GOP Senators Query Salaries, Travel and Lobbying Fees at Charity Benefiting Clubs

The latest stats show unemployment continues to rise in Colorado. Are you currently unemployed or do you know someone who is?

	Yes, I'm unemployed.
	I know someone who is unemployed.
	No