Magazine
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Opinion
Regulatory Considerations of Satellite Data Analytics
The satellite industry is in the midst of an evolution. Technological advances have led to the commercial coming-of-age of small satellites and dramatic improvements in the resolution of satellite imagery, […]
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Magazine
Houston’s OilComm and Fleetcomm Event
OilComm has been serving as the energy industry’s leading forum for telecommunications and networking technology since the turn of the century. Now paired with its FleetComm counterpart for commercial transportation […]
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Magazine
OilComm and FleetComm Case Studies Introduction
Every year, the OilComm and FleetComm event team works with an advisory board of industry experts to create and develop a conference program for attendees. Our 2018 advisory board — […]
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Magazine
El Al Exec Paints Positive Picture for IFC
Israel-based El Al Airlines, which operates a fleet of over 40 aircraft, has been very progressive in its In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) strategy, working with Viasat to provide customers the best […]
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Government/Military
Exciting Times Ahead for Europe’s Milsatcom
Exciting yet somewhat challenging times lie ahead for European milsatcom. In the next decade, the old continent’s key milsatcom players will renew their fleets — introducing new, more powerful systems […]
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Feature
5G in the US: Will Satellite and Mobile Industries Finally Work in Unison?
The rollout of 5G in North America is happening at a good pace. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has made a series of significant announcements this year, as it looks […]
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Magazine
A Long Hot Summer and a Market Heating Up
I am writing this during an unprecedented heatwave we are experiencing in the U.K. over the last few weeks, which has seen my sleepy English village resemble a Mediterranean coastal […]
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Opinion
UK Spaceports: Regulatory, Environmental, Health and Safety Considerations
The U.K. government have announced the award of funding for a vertical launch spaceport in Sutherland, Scotland. This grant marks the intention of the U.K. to move back into the […]
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Opinion
Satellite Solutions for 5G
The development of 5G services is being portrayed as the future network of networks, so the satellite industry is keen to ensure its valuable contributions are not frozen out of […]
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Opinion
Earth Fade and its Implications for LEO Satellite Communications
Unlike rain fade which only persists during precipitation events in the atmosphere, operators of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) systems will find that many of their customers will not be able […]
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Connectivity
What’s in Store at IBC 2018?
As summer begins to turn into fall, the media and entertainment industry once again turns toward IBC in Amsterdam. This global event is the annual opportunity to review the current […]
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Cybersecurity
Broadcast Cybersecurity Moves Beyond the Smart-Card-Hack Age
Fighting piracy is a carrot-and-stick game. The carrot is that you have to provide great services and great content — and the stick is to hit the organizations that are […]
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Magazine
Aeroflot Exec Ready for IFC’s Big Year
Russia’s national airline Aeroflot has close to 240 aircraft and one of the youngest fleets of any major airline, with an average age of just more than four years. Consequently, […]
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Magazine
Amplifier Technology: Reflecting the Change in the Industry
The satellite world is buzzing with the emergence of new HTS players in Geostationary Equatorial Orbit (GEO), Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), and mega constellations in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). As […]
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Connectivity
Dish TV and Tata Sky CEOs on the Pay-TV Market in India
Tata Sky and Dish TV India (Dish TV) are two of the world’s biggest success stories when it comes to global satellite pay-TV over the last few years. We talk […]
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Magazine
CommunicAsia Brings Up Major Talking Points
CommunicAsia brought lots of talking points this year as the industry gathered to talk about the market and the growth prospects in this most vibrant of markets for satellite communications. […]
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Opinion
Six Things NSR Learned at the 2018 Global Connected Aircraft Summit
1. Major Changes for Satcom-Based Connectivity Connectivity onboard aircraft is growing at 30 percent annually, due to huge passenger demand driven by social media, video streaming and internet access. The […]
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Opinion
How Do You Value Data From Space?
Today, the big data and analytics markets are worth hundreds of billions of dollars. According to some, the analytics market alone will soon surpass $200 billion. Yet, that number only […]
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Feature
ESA Prioritizes Cybersecurity With SES–Led Consortium
With cybersecurity being such a hot topic for satellite, the industry is stepping up its efforts to make sure it doesn’t find itself front and center on CNN one day. […]
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Magazine
Sky Perfect JSAT Exec Outlines Next Steps for the Company
SKY Perfect JSAT is one of the biggest satellite operators around with a strong position in Japan and throughout Asia. But, how will it grow its business going forward? Via […]
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Magazine
For Farmers, A Picture is Worth More Than a Thousand Data Sets
There are several large orchards and tree farms scattered among the hills at the eastern edge of Pennsylvania along the Delaware River — managed and maintained by the same family […]
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Feature
The Time For On-Orbit Satellite Servicing is Here
For about a decade, the concept of on-orbit satellite servicing has been gaining traction among owners and operators of these spacecraft. Satellites are incredibly expensive to manufacture, and launch costs […]
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Opinion
Venture Capitalist Trends for NewSpace Companies
The concept of space as an investment sector appealing to venture capitalists is only a few years old, but we’ve seen a substantial change across the funding landscape in a […]
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Magazine
Another Iconic Interview for Via Satellite
It has certainly been an interesting few weeks on the interview front. Following on from our interview with Jeff Bezos, we got the opportunity to talk with another of world’s […]
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Opinion
On the EU’s Space Program and new EU Agency for Space Proposal
The European Commission (EC), seeking to assert more control over European space policy, regulation and governance, has published a proposal for a regulation establishing the EU space program and the […]
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Magazine
GDPR for Satellite Operators: What You Need to Know
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is finally here. After a two year “grace period” where companies were given the time to adapt, it came into force last May 25. […]
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Opinion
SmallSat Launch Market to Soar Past $62 Billion by 2030
The demand for small satellite launches for both new installations and replacement missions is estimated to grow to 11,631 by 2030. This demand will derive primarily from commercial constellation operators […]
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Feature
EasyJet Execs Share Details on Key IFC Trial and Upcoming Plans
EasyJet is one of the biggest airlines in Europe, and flies around 90 million passengers throughout the continent each year. Consequently, what it does in terms of In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) […]
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Feature
Evolutionary Antenna Tech Inspires the Future of Satellite Constellations
Just over the horizon we can see an Earth that is one 100 percent interconnected by broadband, as new megaconstellations go online in the Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) and Medium-Earth Orbit […]
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Magazine
Space, Satellites and Tea: An Interview with Richard Branson
It is early afternoon and I am about to speak with Richard Branson, another of the world’s iconic business people who is looking more and more to space for exciting […]





























