The NFL Network is no longer part of the Dish Network team, as the National Football League-owned channel announced that as of Thursday, June 16, at 7 p.m. ET the NFL Network and NFL RedZone have been dropped by Dish Network’s satellite distribution system.

Dish Network and comScore have announced a new long-term deal that will renew the integration of the pay TV provider’s viewing data information with comScore’s TV measurement service.

After announcing last week that it would expand its relationship with comScore as part of a long-term deal, Dish Network has announced another deal with Nielsen for use of set-top box data.

While TV broadcasters might not yet be ready to deliver 4K HDR over the air, DISH is champing at the bit to take advantage of NBCU’s 4K HDR coverage of the Winter Olympics from PyeongChang, South Korea, and will offer up to three such events per day on a delayed basis.

Dish is going into hotel rooms with a new 4K Android TV box that delivers live linear and streamed content as well as displaying material from mobile devices.

The DISH Soccer Zone app will also keep fans up to the minute on standings and match developments

Ericsson Broadcast and Media Services business will be renamed Red Bee Media, effective immediately, the company announced today.

Tribune’s blackout of its 42 local stations and WGN America across 33 Dish markets continues, as Tribune says that it has not heard anything from Dish in regards to negotiating a new contract.