Dish Network
About DISH Network, LLC (formerly DISH Network Corporation, NASDAQ: DISH) is the largest satellite television provider in the United States, headquartered at 9601 South Meridian Boulevard, Englewood, Colorado 80112 — in the Denver Tech Center corridor of Englewood, a south Denver suburb approximately 12 miles southeast of Downtown Denver. DISH was founded in 1980 by Charlie Ergen, Candy Ergen, and Jim DeFabrizio in Denver, Colorado — starting as EchoStar, a company that sold large C-band satellite dishes out of a truck before pivoting to the direct-broadcast satellite (DBS) business. The DISH Network brand launched in 1996 as a consumer satellite TV service. In 2008, EchoStar was spun off from DISH Network as a separate satellite technology company. On January 1,