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As a kid growing up I was a major NFL Football fan. My beloved Dallas Cowboys were as close to my heart as anything else in life. Over the years I never missed a game. In 1997 when I moved to Mississippi I purchased Direct TV for the sole purpose of getting all the Cowboy games.
I began loosing interest in Professional sports in 2000. With free agency in football the loyalty issue was lost. No longer was a player a part of a team for years. Roger Staubach was a Dallas Cowboy, Troy Aikman was a Dallas Cowboy, Emmitt Smith, [...]
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No DISH-Direct TV Merger Soon
Speculation once began swirling about a possible DISH Network-Direct TV merger last week, this time due to a report in the Wall Street Journal. According to the Journal, DISH Network CEO Charlie Ergen stated that he is interested in restarting merger talks with competitor DirecTV. Coincidentally, or maybe not, DISH Network’s stock had been hammered [...]
Direct TV Premier Package
The Direct TV Premier package is the all-inclusive menu item offered for the home that wants all the options. If you need, or want over 265 channels of programming, the DirecTV Premier package will fit the bill for you. So what exactly does Direct TV give you with the Premier package? Well, as [...]
DirecTV to Offer PGA Tournament Coverage
Direct TV is following up on their groundbreaking golf coverage with another gem, this time with expanded PGA Tournament coverage starting Thursday, August 7th. Earlier this year, Direct TV presented expanded Masters coverage with their Masters Mix. This weekend, DirecTV will offer expanded PGA Championship coverage with another Mix channel. Free to all subscribers, it won’t be found on Comcast, Time Warner Cable, or on DISH Network. Direct TV will be teaming up with TNT and CBS, who will b
DirecTV to Air ‘Friday Night Lights’
So would you subscribe to Direct TV just to watch your favorite TV show? That’s the hope of the satellite television provider, with their recent agreement to partner with NBC and help pay for the production costs involved in the series Friday Night Lights. The series, popular with critics, and some viewers will be entering its 3rd season. Direct TV will begin airing new episodes on its own entertainment channel, “The 101” starting on October 1st. NBC will then begin airing Friday Night Lights
One Thing That Direct TV Offers That Dish Network Doesn’t
When it comes to satellite television programming, your choice usually comes down to Dish Network vs Direct TV. By comparing these two satellite television providers, you can find the one that works best for you and your television viewing. First of all, I’ll tell you straight that you’ll pay a little more for Direct TV when compared to some of the other satellite TV providers. But that’s comparing apples to oranges, because Direct TV has several benefits that aren’t offered by their competiti
DISH Network TurboHD Review
DISH Network TurboHD service made its debut on August 1st, generating quite a splash with television advertising touting the availability of the only 100% HD service. Is Turbo HD all it claims to be? More importantly, is it worth it when comparing prices with either Direct TV or other DISH Network packages? After reviewing the packages and pricing for Turbo HD, it looks more like marketing fluff than a viable alternative to programming and packages already available in the market today. DI
DirecTV to Add 44 Local HD Markets
Somewhat lost among the salvos being launched between DirecTV and DISH Network this week was a significant expansion announces in the local HD market. Direct TV announced that they would be adding 44 additional television markets to their local HD lineup. Direct TV will be able to add the new market with the increased capacity that will soon be available on their new satellite. Their recently launched DIRECTV 11 satellite will soon be fully operational, allowing them the capacity for up to
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