Magazine
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Magazine
The Countdown has Started
Still seems weird that the SATELLITE show is in May this year. Still haven’t quite got my head around it, but it promises to be a show rich on discussion, […]
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Opinion
Satellites and Autonomous Vehicles
It is a measure of the complex challenges facing the autonomous vehicle industry that participants in the space cannot yet seem to agree on whether wireless vehicle connections are necessary. […]
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Opinion
Commercialization of the Indian Small Satellite Industry
In 2017, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) substantiated India’s place in the global satellite industry further by placing 104 satellites (including 103 nanosatellites) in the Earth’s’ orbit, in a […]
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Finance
“Why We Love Investing in Space”
Investors speaking at SATELLITE 2019 will undoubtedly share their thoughts on the future of the satellite industry, and the state of their appetites for space-based startup opportunities. In all-star lineup […]
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Magazine
Nurturing NewSpace’s Most Promising Stars
It would be hard to describe a future where everything’s made in space with more enthusiasm than Andrew Rush — who also happens to be President and Chief Executive Officer […]
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SATELLITE 2019
Our 2018 Satellite Technology of the Year Nominees
This year, Via Satellite is proud to introduce its very first Satellite Technology of the Year (STOTY) award, complementing the financial and strategic achievements recognized by our long-standing Satellite Executive […]
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SATELLITE 2019
Satellite Executive of the Year: The Nominees
Last year, SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell was crowned Via Satellite’s Satellite Executive of the Year (SEOTY), marking the second year in a row that a major launch provider […]
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Magazine
7 Fresh Faces at SATELLITE 2019
As May approaches, the satellite industry is preparing for one of its largest and most important events of the year — the SATELLITE 2019 Exhibition and Conference in Washington, D.C. […]
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Feature
Satellite Executive of the Year: The Nominees
Last year, SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell was crowned Via Satellite’s Satellite Executive of the Year (SEOTY), marking the second year in a row that a major launch provider […]
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Magazine
Our 2018 Satellite Technology of the Year Nominees
This year, Via Satellite is proud to introduce its very first Satellite Technology of the Year (STOTY) award, complementing the financial and strategic achievements recognized by our long-standing Satellite Executive […]
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Magazine
SATELLITE 2019 Celebrates Change
This is the first time in my living memory that the SATELLITE show will take place in May and not March. In addition to being hosted in spring, you will […]
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Opinion
A Room With a 5G View
Every couple of years, the satellite industry seems to be facing a major crossroads of future direction and viability. This year appears to be right on track in that regard. […]
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Opinion
Space Industry Fast-Forward
According to a Frost & Sullivan report, Small-satellite Launch Services Market, Quarterly Update Q3 2018, Forecast to 2030, 87 key commercial small-satellite operators are going to be responsible for 8,000 […]
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Magazine
Amazon Hits the Ground Running
Late last year, Amazon announced its new AWS Ground Station program, which shows a willingness to provide a new set of services to a new chunk of the commercial satellite […]
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Government/Military
WGS Forever
Like Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology, the Wideband Global Satcom (WGS) system lives on, unchanging. It is satellite communications so defined, it appears in all caps. Conceived at the turn […]
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Connectivity
Twilight Arrives for the US Video Market
Brian Sullivan, the current CEO of 21st Century Fox (21CF), is uniquely placed to talk about the changes in the North American pay-TV landscape. As the previous CEO of Sky […]
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Connectivity
Will the Broadband Divide be Consigned to History in the US?
These days, a high-speed internet connection is like electricity or running water — a convenience of modern life that most Americans take for granted. But, just as the light switch […]
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Magazine
Satellite Servicing: Ready to be Proved Wrong
Satellite servicing has always intrigued me. It all seems very space age, being able to service a satellite like you would an automobile or a plane. I have been somewhat […]
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Opinion
NSR Reviews 2019: The Year Ahead
OneWeb Finally Launches Lluc Palerm, Senior Analyst, NSR After years of heated debate over Low Earth Orbit (LEO) High Throughput Satellite (HTS) constellations, 2019 will see the launch of the […]
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Magazine
The Gravity of Space Debris
It’s early 2019, and most of the commercial space industry is abuzz about the launch of megaconstellations into Low Earth Orbit (LEO), which will deliver a powerful broadband experience to […]
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Manufacturing
Satellite Manufacturing in a State of Transition
The requirements from customers are always ‘better, cheaper, faster,” says Andreas Lindenthal, chief operating officer and member of the board at Bremen, Germany-based, satellite manufacturer OHB. “For some of our […]
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Magazine
Satellite Servicing Becomes an Actual Market
Even as we enter the age of smaller, cheaper, and more agile satellite networks, present and future satellite communications services will continue to rely on well-stocked fleets in orbit. While […]
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Magazine
JetBlue’s Stoyanova Looks to the IFC Horizon
It is a sunny autumnal day in Boston, a city I haven’t visited for almost two decades, but the venue for The Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) Expo — one […]
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Magazine
The LEO Revolution: What It Could Mean for Our Industry
There is no doubt that ambitious business plans in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) will have a key say in how successful the overall industry will be over the next few […]
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Opinion
Analysis on the Portuguese Space Act
An increasing number of states are developing plans for setting-up spaceports, with suborbital flights and small satellites taking the center stage. In Europe, Portugal has been taking relevant steps, as […]
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Opinion
When ITAR Met Brexit
The U.K. is the global hub for the satellite and space insurance industry. There are, however, significant issues related to Brexit which may threaten the U.K.’s current position, and which […]
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Magazine
LEO Capacity Customers Discuss New Applications
It is impossible to predict how many LEO satellites will be launched over the next few years. But, it is safe to say it will be in the thousands rather […]
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Magazine
Money, Not Antennas, Hinder LEO Success
When former O3b Chief Commercial Officer John Finney decided that his new endeavour should focus on satcom antennas and terminals, he had a clear vision of what he wanted to […]
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Magazine
Cooperation is Key to Thriving in LEO
Ready, steady, LEO. The race to having satellites placed into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) has begun, and many companies, both old and new, are already working on their constellations. These […]
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Magazine
FCC Chairman Wants to Cultivate Innovation in Space
In the middle of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) ambitious Space Month initiative in November, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai sat down for an interview with Via Satellite to discuss […]





























