LEO Or GEO? Globalstar Debates Next Generation Of Satellites 

LEO or GEO? That's the question being pondered by Globalstar, as its first-generation fleet of 40 low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites ages. With the fleet designed to last into 2010, "we believe that now is the time to get moving on its replacement," Megan Fitzgerald, Globalstar's senior vice...

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