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Dish Network and the News Corporation's Fox Networks unit announced a distribution agreement on Friday restoring Fox's regional sports networks in Dish households after a four-week blackout.
No release date has been set for the new offering, although its developer, Id Software of Mesquite, Tex., has announced a distribution agreement with Activision of Santa Monica, Calif.
Philip Green's Topshop has capitalised on phenomenal success at the turn of the millennium with a brilliant online offering that ensures those who have access only to small regional stores can enjoy the comprehensive collection featured in the world-renowned Oxford Circus flagship – and he's just announced a distribution deal with the US department store Nordstrom.
In 2014 Grupo Petropolis announced a distribution deal with SABMiller.
Independent book publisher Author Solutions today announced a distribution deal with social publishing startup Scribd.
The company today announced a distribution and marketing partnership with Covad Communications covd, the largest digital subscriber line (DSL) services provider in America.
Ms. Tam said she would probably announce a distribution deal with a European partner next year, which could add $10 million in annual revenue.
Bloomberg Television is announcing a distribution deal today with Time Warner Cable that could eventually more than double the number of households its cable television channel reaches in the United States.
[C12.] Bloomberg Television in Cable Deal Bloomberg Television will announce a distribution deal today with Time Warner Cable that could eventually more than double the number of households its cable television channel reaches in the United States.
C9 Bloomberg Unit in Cable Deal Bloomberg Television, a unit of the Manhattan-based Bloomberg L.P., will announce a distribution deal with Time Warner Cable that could eventually more than double the number of households its cable television channel reaches in the United States.
Last month, the FDA finally approved a nasal spray version of the overdose-reversing drug naloxone, and it seems like every day, a new police force, fire department, school, or program for drug users and their loved ones announces a distribution and training program.
