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Dish will make a decision as to which ones to offer. A guess would be that they would match what Direct has done. Again the legislation misses the point - Sat providers should be allowed to offer multiple adjacent DMAs within the same spot beam. In reality, I do not think there is going to be a big push unless there is a monetary incentive for the sat company - like a two tiered pricing for locals - extra money for expanded locals.
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A long time ago, Dish used to sell people as many network packages as they wanted.<br />
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It is the networks that prevent this from happening.<br />
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Since all political ads air on those channels, the broadcasters get whatever they want from Congress.</div>
