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KRBC, KTAB Going HD on Dish

By: Austin Kellerman
Updated: January 15, 2009
 DISH Network announced today that it'll begin broadcasting two local channels in high definition.

KTAB and KRBC are now available on high definition receivers.

DISH Network is the nation's third largest pay-TV provider and now offers local channels in 90 markets reaching 78 percent of U.S. TV households.

Big Country residents can sign up for the best high definition programming and service in the industry with DISH Network's TurboHD programming packages, the only all-HD packages on the market, starting at $24.99 per month. TurboHD is available in three separate tiers and includes special "turbo-charged" features.

Current DISH Network customers looking to add the industry's best high definition experience can get a "turbo-charged" HD package for as little as $10 more per month.

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