Author: Mark Holmes

The Satellite Industry Isn’t Ready Satellite assets are unique; they are often two-to-three years in the making and then stay in space almost two decades. However, as space becomes more crowded and

Yet again we are delighted to be partnering with Media Partners Asia (MPA) which puts on one of the best events in the region, Asia Pacific Pay TV Operators Summit...

Netflix is now a worldwide brand and a disruptor in pay-TV. But will we see Over-the-Top (OTT) disruptors in Asia? If the answer is “yes,” will this ultimately impact the...

Satellite operators believe 5G will be a huge opportunity, but for wireless players the opportunity will undoubtedly be even bigger. Ericsson, a major player in the 5G arena, publishes a...

As an editor and journalist for more than 20 years, I have interviewed hundreds, if not thousands, of C-Suite executives from a variety of sectors spanning all industry verticals from telecommunications, to...

Gwynne Shotwell, president and COO at SpaceX, remembers being at home at the time when the incident happened, reading emails. “Static fire had become pretty routine. But I got a call from my head of

Small satellites are primed to have a bigger role in military satellite communications. That was the key takeaway from the “Milspace in the 21st Century: SmallSats and Disaggregated Space Architectures”...

KD Adamson, a futurist, author, keynote speaker and presenter, painted a vision of the future and what it means for satellite…

Via Satellite caught up with Intelsat CEO Stephen Spengler to assess the key strategic rationale behind the merger with OneWeb, and Softbank becoming a key player behind the new combined entity...

Issues such as low capacity pricing, new Low Earth Orbit (LEO) systems, reusable rockets, as well as the future of satellite communications in a data-driven society, are just some of...