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Earthlink To Partner With EchoStar
Atlanta GA (SPX) Feb 20, 2006 EarthLink has announced a partnership with EchoStar Communications Corporation and its DISH Network TM satellite TV service. By the end of the first quarter of 2006, customers in select parts of the country will be able to receive bundled discounts through EarthLink when purchasing packages of DISH Network satellite TV services and EarthLink's award-winning Internet service. "Our partnership with DISH Network is part of EarthLink's strategy to become a total communications provider," said Gary Sonnier, EarthLink vice president of consumer access products. "Customers' communications and entertainment needs continue to change, and our agreement with DISH Network will enable EarthLink to deliver an integrated package of data, voice, and video services." "DISH Network believes this partnership with EarthLink gives customers looking to bundle their television and Internet service a competitive alternative to cable," said EchoStar senior vice president of Alliance Management Thomas Stingley. "By offering customers a great value in television service along with EarthLink's award winning Internet service, this venture gives consumers even greater motivation to sign-up for bundled service." The partnership enables EarthLink to offer customers multi-channel digital TV as part of its full package of bundled Internet services. Future plans will allow customers to pay for these services on one bill with a single, point of contact. Under the agreement, EarthLink will be responsible for marketing, account management, and billing inquiries. DISH Network will provide programming, installation, and technical support. Community Email This Article Comment On This Article Related Links EchoStar EarthLink The latest information about the Commercial Satellite Industry
Civilian Sector Biggest Space Customer
San Antonio TX (SPX) Feb 20, 2006The head of Air Force Space Command said people might be surprised to learn that corporate America is the biggest user of Air Force space products. Gen. Lance W. Lord said the main reason for this is the reliability of space-based assets and because the technologies -- which are giving coalition forces an edge on the global war on terrorism -- can be adapted for use in a variety of civilian applications. |
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