EchoStar also improved its chances last month by saying it would pay $380 million for TV-over-the-Internet device maker Slingbox and possibly incorporate the technology as part of its consumer TV service.
The Slingbox device could be part of a key service offering down the road as new radio wave spectrum becomes available to so-called open standard devices, says one person familiar with the companies. AT&T shares rose 7 cents to $42.26 and EchoStar was up 81 cents to $49.85 in early trading Tuesday.- Loading Comments...
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