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Last updated: Monday, August 9, 2010

The Associated Press reports that Dish Network is taking advantage of its sister company Sling Media to offer a technology to subscribers which will allow them to view live satellite television on their mobile devices. The good news for subscribers is that there is no additional cost for the service, but there are some prerequisites

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Dish Network to offer live satellite TV to iOS 4 and Android devices

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