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SATELLITE Conference :: Broadcasting

Broadcasting And Regulation: Navigating The Red Tape

From its inception satellite broadcasting brought with it the consequent need for regulation on domestic regional and international levels making it one of the most heavily regulated telecom services in the world. On the international front satellite orbital slot regulations and maneuvering can impact the success of DBS and cable/broadcast distribution. On the national front in the United States the FCC is involved in a wide array of proceedings from indecency on DBS/DARS services the provision of localized content the fallout of court decisions affecting satellite frequency auctions to decision to allow transborder services to name just a few. Regulators and experts discussed the present and future impact of important regulatory decisions under consideration.

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Cable Programmers' Roundtable: Broadcasting Enhancements And Transmission Protocols

Cable service providers are enhancing their broadcast offerings seeking to deliver richer content. This panel of cable executives discussed the content trends they see as most profitable and the transmission and equipment requirements they will need to successfully deliver tomorrow's programming today.

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Europe: Growing Broadcasting and Broadband Opportunities

From regional broadcasting to specialized programming, Direct-to-Home and Pay-TV operators are increasing their business initiatives. Likewise, broadband developments, particularly in Eastern Europe, are making significant headway. This panel will share insights regarding the communication applications that are in demand, where the new business is and what is needed to capitalize on this expanding market.

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Europe: Setting a Pace for Continued Expansion

Europe continues to set the pace for innovation across a continent while increasingly becoming a true global player. Service providers are populating the region with new broadband, direct broadcast, pay TV, and other offerings while expanding core applications at a rapid pace. What role will European pacesetters play in the globalization of satellite services, which companies and services will increase their market shares in region as well as around the world, and what are the opportunities for participation across the board?

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IPTV via Satellite: Identifying the Impact to Satcom Providers

As a likely competing platform to Direct-to-Home and cable-TV services, IPTV is touted as a revolutionary delivery system that can incorporate interactivity and other value-added applications on top of an existing broadband IP link. Satellite technology's ability to provide cost-effective broadcast services can be positioned as a natural broadcast enabler and would seem a perfect fit to distribute and deliver TV programming to IPTV providers. However, despite an apparent opportunity for satellites to enable IPTV on a global scale, true demand and opportunity for satellite-delivered IPTV is not entirely clear. This session will examine the critical issues surrounding the satellite IPTV play and discuss if this application is poised for a breakout.

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IPTV: Ready for Primetime?

Service diversification pressures have prompted telephone companies to bet on IP television, and satellite broadcast economics combined with the virtualization advantage of IP has given birth to new satellite-IPTV distribution models. There is, however, concern that despite satellites' natural virtues for video distribution, demand for satellite-based services could be challenged by a wide range of factors. This panel will provide insight into real world satellite-IPTV cases and determine if satellite-IPTV is ready for primetime. Is the B2B U.S. model transferable to other regions? Are there niche-market opportunities for satellite service providers? Can satellite players better enable small telcos to capitalize on the IPTV differentiation promise, and is IP distribution also applicable to cable operators? Hear from the leading players about their experiences and expectations for the satellite IPTV play.

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Mobile TV: Enabling Rich Video to the Handset

Mobile TV is the latest-hyped telecom opportunity, as the new service merges the two most successful consumer electronics products of all time: the TV and the mobile phone. Billed as the next significant revenue generator for carriers and content owners, mobile TV includes television and video content adapted for the small screen of mobile phones, PDAs and any other wireless devices. The satellite play for mobile TV will be explored in this session, as well as new mobile TV technologies, such as DMB, DVB-H and MediaFLO.

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Mobile TV: The Role for Satellites in an Increasingly Hybrid, Multimedia World

Through initial success of S-DMB services in Korea and usage of satellite capacity to distribute mobile content, satellite players are turning their attention to emerging mobile multimedia distribution models. Now, the pending launch of S-band capacity in Europe, recent ratification of DVB-SH, trials between broadband wireless providers and ATC players, and a greater volume of satellite deals to backhaul mobile video content all point to an industry poised to break away from hype and show real revenue. This panel will explore the growth opportunities for mobile video via satellite, in all distribution models, and identify how satellite companies will benefit from this multimedia application.

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News Gathering: Going Digital with Satellite

With higher demands on broadcasters to get the news and instantly deliver it, today's SNG operators are operating smaller, multi-channel trucks and are streaming much more than mere video. Likewise, with the growth of DVB-S2, technological expertise and advanced business savvy is becoming center stage for this industry sector. This panel will discuss the developments, both from the equipment and operational side, surrounding the SNG community.

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SATELLITE 2006 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom

The SATELLITE 2006 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom includes the audio and PowerPoint presentations from every session in the conference. It also includes a complete exhibitor list with links so you can contact the 240 exhibitors of SATELLITE 2006 directly.

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SATELLITE 2007 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom

The SATELLITE 2007 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom includes the audio and PowerPoint presentations from every session in the conference. It also includes a complete exhibitor list with links so you can contact the 270 exhibitors of SATELLITE 2007 directly.

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SATELLITE 2008 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom

The SATELLITE 2008 Conference Proceedings CD-Rom includes the audio and PowerPoint presentations from every session in the conference. It also includes a complete exhibitor list with links so you can contact the 270 exhibitors of SATELLITE 2008 directly.

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Satellites, Broadcasting & Cable TV: Still the Ones

Broadcast and Cable TV contribution and distribution services are the backbone of the satellite industry, representing the largest users of capacity worldwide. How will changing technologies such as IPTV, HD and MPEG-4 change this business? What are the broadcasters and satellite operators doing to plan for these changes? What are the equipment vendors doing to help them with the process?

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Satellites, Broadcasting and Cable TV

Broadcasters and cable TV operators rely upon satellites for everything from breaking news coverage to video backhaul to cable head ends. The integrity of satellite spectrum used to provide these services has been threatened in recent years by the tremendous growth of terrestrial wireless services in or near these traditional satellite bands. This session addresses these and other important issues to the broadcast and cable TV industries.

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World Radio Conference Results: Impact and Prophecy

The World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-07) in Geneva in late 2007 tackled issues of progress in the provision of telecom services worldwide, and the concurrent demands on limited radio frequency spectrum. How did satellite fare, and what are the dimensions of future battles over spectrum and allocations? What can be done now to maximize the progress made by advocates of satellite, and how can the industry maximize positive impacts of the decisions made in Geneva?

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