DISH Network Corp.(DISH) – the second largest satellite TV operator in the U.S., has announced to launch satellite-based broadband service in the rural U.S. market starting from October, this year. DISH Network will become the first satellite TV provider in the U.S. to provide satellite net services in the rural areas as arch rival DIRECTV (DTV) plans to launch similar services in 2013. Bundled with its popular satellite TV packages, the 10GB data plan will offer a download/upload speed of 5/1 Mbps and will charge its customers $39.99 per month. Customers can upgrade to a higher 20GB data plan, which provides a download/upload speed of 10/1 Mbps and costs upto $49.99. New and existing bundled customers will save $10 per month and won’t have to provide any installation charge, while
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