Nothing yet on qualifying yet, but they are working on typing something up for us.
Nothing yet on qualifying yet, but they are working on typing something up for us.Scott anything yet on the qualifying process? Are you waiting for them to send something to you. Thanks again.
Nothing yet on qualifying yet, but they are working on typing something up for us.
Greg, just referring to my added 2 senses.Quote:
Yes, but mine were correct about the injunction being issued.Originally Posted by SmityWhity
More non-jurist legal opinions....
And I guess they wanted to get it started right away per the legal filing.I would imagine NPS has researched this fairly throughly knowing full well that there is going to be stiff opposition to this from NAB/Direct. They have to know that lawsuits will be filed. Can't imagine why NPS would take this on if they didn't believe 100% they will make money(lots of money) and they will prevail in court.
"The scheme is laid out in detail in a letter from Mr. Mountford to counsel for plaintiffs (Exhibit 1 hereto), an email from Mr. Moskowitz to counsel for plaintiffs (Exhibit 2 hereto), and a written contract between EchoStar and NPS (Exhibit 3 hereto)."
And the uplink centers are owned by Echostar. And the satellite license is owned by Echostar. And the receivers out in the field were all made under Echostar's guidelines. And the satellite is owned by Echostar. Simply by leasing out a transponder only to retransmit distant network to a third party does make an "in concert" agreement.JohnH said:Bah! Humbug!! A lease and procurement of services does not a concert make. The provider's name is NPS.
Funny.minnow said:I would imagine NPS has researched this fairly throughly knowing full well that there is going to be stiff opposition to this from NAB/Direct. They have to know that lawsuits will be filed. Can't imagine why NPS would take this on if they didn't believe 100% they will make money(lots of money) and they will prevail in court.
Greg what are you smoking?And the uplink centers are owned by Echostar. And the satellite license is owned by Echostar. And the receivers out in the field were all made under Echostar's guidelines. And the satellite is owned by Echostar. Simply by leasing out a transponder to a third party does make an "in concert" agreement.
Correction on the Pricing...
Here is the correct pricing on the Distant Networks.
ABC East and West $2.50/month
NBC East and West $2.50/month
CBS East and West $2.50/month
Fox East and West $2.50/month
All 4 Distant Networks (East and West) $9/month (package price)
Welcome!Hello First Time Poster Long Time Reader,
If we order all 4 Distant Networks Will they include CBS-HD and FOX-HD
Thanks and Great Job informing us all.
Don't worry, everyone. I'll be right about this one, as well.
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