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echo: tvro
to: FLOYD JOHNSON
from: CHARLIE YOUNG
date: 1997-11-16 14:56:00
subject: DSS commercial systems

> I have no idea why Dish
> Network has priced themselves out of the commercial business. Perhaps
> they were trying to allign their prices with existing C-band commercial
> rates, or cable rates ($12/rm/mo.).
Residential C-band customers pay more for programming than
cable customers, so maybe Dish Network thinks that business
small dish customers will do the same?  At least there
is some competition now.
Reminisce mode: ON
I remember when AT&T charged $300 for a 30 minute video feed,
and that was the least amount of time you could buy.
This was in the 70's when new cars sold for $5000.
The age of the Ku-band satellite truck and 5 minute
windows for $30 just about put AT&T out of the video
business.  Miraculously they figured out that they could
do video a LOT cheaper :)
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