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WARSAW (Thomson Financial) - Satellite TV operator Polsat Cyfrowy, an offshoot of Poland’s third largest terrestrial broadcaster Polsat, has filed a prospectus for a planned listing of its shares in Warsaw, the financial regulator confirmed in a statement.

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - EchoStar Communications Corp. said Tuesday that it may split into two publicly traded companies, one to operate the Dish satellite TV service and the other to focus on technology development.

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EchoStar Communications said that it may split into two publicly traded companies, one to operate the Dish satellite TV service and the other to focus on technology development.

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The breakdown in negotiations between Time Warner Cable and the National Football League, likely to result in zero NFL games on TW this season, has placed two of the nation’s largest satellite TV providers on the offensive.

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Colorado Sen. Wayne Allard has joined the fight to get The mtn. on satellite television. The network — dedicated to the Mountain West Conference, which includes Colorado institutions Air Force and Colorado State — is offered by 21 cable providers but is not available on DirectTV or DISH Network.

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WARSAW (Thomson Financial) - Poland’s privately-held broadcaster Polsat yesterday filed with the country’s financial regulator for an initial public offering of its satellite TV unit Polsat Cyfrowy, which could exceed one billion zlotys, daily Gazeta Wyborcza reported without giving its sources.

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