Time Warner’s (TWX) upcoming negotiations to renew programming deals with pay-TV service operators will be key for the media and entertainment giant’s growth prospects, analysts say. Time Warner, which on Wednesday reported Q4 earnings that topped estimates, has upcoming talks with Comcast (CMCSA), satellite TV broadcaster Dish Network (DISH) and Time Warner Cable (TWC). Federal regulators are reviewing the proposed Comcast-Time Warner Cable
Dish Network (DISH) isn’t going to hit the jackpot anytime soon in terms of selling off its radio spectrum for a tidy profit, says RBC Capital Markets, which downgraded the satellite TV broadcaster’s stock on Monday. AT&T (T), which is in the process of acquiring DirecTV Group (DTV), and Verizon Communications (VZ), are in no rush to pay a premium for Dish Network’s airwaves, says Jonathan Atkin, an analyst at RBC Capital. “We are downgrading Dish
Dish Network (DISH) isn’t going to hit the jackpot anytime soon in terms of selling off its radio spectrum for a tidy profit, says RBC Capital Markets, which downgraded the satellite TV broadcaster’s stock on Monday. AT&T (T), which is in the process of acquiring DirecTV Group (DTV), and Verizon Communications (VZ), are in no rush to pay a premium for Dish Network’s airwaves, says Jonathan Atkin, an analyst at RBC Capital. “We are downgrading Dish