http://adage.com/article/media/dish-target-summer-debut-internet-tv-service/292792/

Charlie Ergen's Dish is trying to be the first to sell a full package of live-streaming channels -- similar to those offered with a cable subscription -- over the web. An internet-based TV package would give consumers a new option beyond cable, satellite and phone companies. Dish is targeting 18-to-34-year-olds who only want to pay $20 or $30 a month to watch video on smartphones and tablets instead of a traditional TV set.

The largest content providers have placed several conditions on Dish's service before they'll agree to deals, according to two people familiar with the matter. At least two of the four major broadcast networks -- ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC -- must be included in the service, and at least 10 of the highest-rated cable networks must also be part of the package. Through its agreement with Disney, Dish has already signed up ABC, as well as cable channels ESPN and Disney Channel.