Directv and Altitude Sports Entertainment
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Screw that! I'll go roshambow Kronke if he does not get an agreement in place. I will nevergo back to Dish.
Don't sweat the NHL coverage of the AVS, odds are there will be no games before January IF there are any then. If you are in the area where Denver locals are broadcast just get comcast for 9.95/mo ... that should include it. I need to check the carriage on that though.
Don't sweat the NHL coverage of the AVS, odds are there will be no games before January IF there are any then. If you are in the area where Denver locals are broadcast just get comcast for 9.95/mo ... that should include it. I need to check the carriage on that though.
I alwasy go first 
Just for the thread here is the article from DPO.com :
Altitude Sports signs with Dish Network
The package that will provide television coverage of the Nuggets, Avalanche and Mammoth began taking shape Thursday. EchoStar Communications and Altitude Sports Entertainment reached a multi-year agreement with Dish Network to distribute programming. However, Jim Martin, president of the new Altitude Sports network, said there is still a need to bring on board a major cable carrier such as Comcast to provide maximum exposure. The new programming is scheduled to begin Sept. 4 on channel 410. Martin said the new channel will provide programming in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Kansas and Nebraska and parts of New Mexico, Nevada and South Dakota.
Just for the thread here is the article from DPO.com :
Altitude Sports signs with Dish Network
The package that will provide television coverage of the Nuggets, Avalanche and Mammoth began taking shape Thursday. EchoStar Communications and Altitude Sports Entertainment reached a multi-year agreement with Dish Network to distribute programming. However, Jim Martin, president of the new Altitude Sports network, said there is still a need to bring on board a major cable carrier such as Comcast to provide maximum exposure. The new programming is scheduled to begin Sept. 4 on channel 410. Martin said the new channel will provide programming in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Kansas and Nebraska and parts of New Mexico, Nevada and South Dakota.
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