Magazine
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Partner Content
How Satellites Secure the Border
It can literally be a line in the sand or a fence made of concertina wire. A guard outpost on a busy road. A strip of unoccupied beach. A patch […]
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Generation Next
Generation Next: Nathan Jones, Lockheed Martin
Nathan Jones was unfamiliar with the satellite industry before he became a part of it. As a mechanical engineer at Lockheed Martin, he works on the company’s space projects, and […]
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Partner Content
Space to Deliver your Vision
With one satellite in operation, a second due for launch soon and the construction of it’s own teleport, it promises to be a busy few years for Es’hailSat. Es’hailSat, The […]
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Tech Corner
Satellite Link Budget for A Nonlinear Bent-Pipe Transponder
In 1973, J.C. Fuenzalida and colleagues published a study pertaining to nonlinear characteristics of High Power Amplifiers (HPAs). The study showed that nonlinear HPA not only amplifies the uplink carriers […]
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Opinion
The Future of Satellite in an OTT World
There is no doubt that OTT video is growing at a rapid pace. Based on our 2015 ConsumerLab TV and Media study*, 80 percent of teenagers and 30 percent of […]
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Opinion
We Dodged a Bullet at WRC-15, Now it’s Time to Think Outside of the Box
Over the past several years, including most recently at the World Radiocommunication Conference 2015 (WRC-15), the satellite industry has had a run of remarkable success in protecting its spectrum “turf” […]
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Feature
Defense Eyes Lower Risk High-Throughput Future
Many in the industry believe that 2019 will be a critical decision-making point on the future of the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DOD) Wideband Global Satcom (WGS) constellation, with the […]
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Feature
Shipping Owners and the Satellite Conundrum
There is an interesting new trend present in the maritime industry. Companies traditionally focused on the aero market, notably Panasonic Avionics and Global Eagle Entertainment (GEE), have made acquisitions — […]
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Feature
Inside the Minds of the First 4K Channels Ever
After much anticipation, the first full-fledged linear 4K Ultra-HD channels are up and running. The barrier of insufficient content is falling faster than it’s worth charting, now that producers are […]
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Editor's Note
5G: Can the Satellite Industry Take Advantage?
As winter fades, and Spring starts to set in, one thing you can always guarantee at this time of year is that the satellite industry is in full bloom and […]
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Partner Content
Breaking the Chains of Slavery
For most of us, slavery is a horror of the past. It is a current reality, however, in more than 100 countries around the planet. The Walk Free Foundation estimates […]
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Generation Next
Generation Next: Andrew Bertino, Spaceflight Inc and John Springmann, BlackSky
Andrew Bertino Andrew Bertino and John Springmann are two young engineers making a difference in the small satellite space. Bertino, assembly integration and test lead at Spaceflight, guides a team […]
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Opinion
The 2015 World Radicommunication Conference: A Change in Dynamics
What happened at the 2015 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) with regard to the study of future bands for 5G services, most notably, the 28 GHz band, has taken center stage […]
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Perspective
2015 Via Satellite Excellence Awards Highlights
Operator of the Year: O3b Networks There is little doubt that O3b had an incredible year in 2015 signing well over 30 deals and cementing itself as one of the […]
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Feature
The Connected Ship: How Hot is Hot in This Market?
Shipping companies want bandwidth. The connectivity will enable applications that can allow the company to streamline operations and become more efficient. Moreover, being connected allows crewmembers to access social media, […]
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Perspective
Facebook Talks to Via Satellite: “We Like to Move Fast and Break Things”
I first met Ryan Wallace, Facebook’s technical program manager within Connectivity Deployments, at VSAT Global in London last year. In fact, I interviewed him on stage. Typically, he was on […]















