Editorial Insight
Seeking Answers Before Gathering for SATELLITE 2011
The mood of the satellite communications sector was much different at the end of SATELLITE 2010 than it was just a year prior. The speed of the economic recovery around the globe seems to alternate between slow and stalled, but there has been some improvement in the past year ...More»

From the Show Floor
SATELLITE 2010 Reflects Strength of Sector
From the opening bell Monday morning, March 15, to the closing hammer Thursday afternoon, SATELLITE 2010 became capital of the world’s satellite-enabled marketplace as it does every year. SATELLITE 2010 welcomed more than 9,500 visitors, 300 exhibitors, more than 250 top satellite expert speakers and dozens of members of the press ...More»

Satellite SWOT Panel Predicts Industry’s Future
The global satellite industry will experience a measured comeback after faring well in a tough economic environment, according to analysts and executives on SATELLITE 2010’s SWOT wrap-up panel session ...More»

Satellite Broadband Finally Appears on Right Track
Satellite players are confident they can play a pivotal role in reducing the broadband divide in the United States and Europe, according to the “Satellite Broadband: Finally a Credible Competitor in the Marketplace,” session ...More»

Lack of Strategic Milsatcom Synergy Will Plague EU’s Defense Architecture
The military of the European Union (EU) comprises the national armed forces of 27 member states, and next-generation military systems and defense policy process are key concerns in Europe, according to panelists ...More»

TS Could be Game Changer For Providing Consumer Services
Exactly what is a High throughput satellite?  Patrick French, who moderated the “Beyond Satellite Broadband – The Next generation of High Throughput Satellites (HTS)” panel, kicked-off the session by outlining some misconceptions about broadband satellites ...More»

Broadcast, Broadband Competition in Mexico Will Ramp Up with SES-EchoStar Deal
EchoStar is planning to expand its broadcast interests in Mexico following a capacity deal with SES and the launch of the EchoStar 14 satellite. SES announced March 19 that it leased satellite capacity to EchoStar after the Mexican government granted SES subsidiary Sistemas Satelitales de México (SSM) approval to offer fixed Ku-band satellite capacity into Mexico via the AMC-15 and AMC-16 satellites ...More»

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