BUSINESS BRIEFING / MARKETING
Times Wire Reports
Dish Network Corp. is being sued by the government for alleged violations of the national Do Not Call Registry.
The Federal Trade Commission accused the country’s second-largest satellite TV company of making more than 20,000 phone calls to people on the do-not-call list.
The Englewood, Colo., company issued a statement denying that it violated the law.
The FTC said Dish Network was the first company accused by the agency of do-not-call violations that didn’t agree to settle the case.
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