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Government/Military
Denmark Expects Milsatcom Capacity Surge to Continue
Denmark is a relatively small country in Europe with a population of less than 6 million people. However, over the last 20 years, it has seen its demands for satellite […]
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Magazine
LEO Constellation Announcements: The Industry Reacts
We talk to some of the most influential industry executives about whether Leosat, OneWeb, and SpaceX's satellite ambitions are truly changing the overall landscape and whether traditional operators will be impacted by this.
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Magazine
Generation Next: Mubarak Jumah Abdulla and Jaber Saeed Bawazir, Es’hailSat
Via Satellite interviews the new blood coming into the satellite industry to get a glimpse of their aspirations and impressions for satellite.
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Connectivity
Telekom Austria Exec Examines Satellite Broadband Opportunity
[Via Satellite 03-10-2015] Telekom Austria believes its satellite broadband service in Austria, as well as Central and Eastern Europe, where the telco operates, has the potential to reach up to […]
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Connectivity
Greg Wyler Talks OneWeb
[Via Satellite 03-10-2015] One of the highlights of SATELLITE 2015 will be a speech given by Greg Wyler, the founder of O3b Networks, who will be telling the world about […]
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Connectivity
New Market Opportunities for Satellite Start to Emerge From Global Connectivity Boom
[Via Satellite 02-26-2015] The “connected car” and “smart cities” are two potentially new and exciting markets the satellite industry could play in over the coming years, particularly the former as the […]
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Uncategorized
Satellite Executive of the Year: Dan Berkenstock
Skybox Imaging has been one of the success stories of the satellite sector in recent years. The company, which was created only a few years ago, was sold to Google […]
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Uncategorized
Yahsat CEO Explains Reasons Behind Move to Brazil
Yahsat, based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), expects to have an equal split between commercial and government revenues in four years. This is one of the company’s main ambitions outlined by Yahsat CEO
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Uncategorized
Congratulations Dan Berkenstock
I would like to start by offering congratulations on behalf of the whole Via Satellite team to Dan Berkenstock of Skybox (Google) who has been announced as our Satellite Executive of the Year for 2014
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Uncategorized
Satellite Executive of the Year: Dan Berkenstock
In 2007, Dan Berkenstock was in grad school at Stanford University in California, trying to figure out a future direction. Less than eight years later, he is the Satellite Executive of the Year for 2014. To
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Government/Military
ESOA Exec Says Industry Confident of ‘Positive Outcome’ at WRC-2015
[Via Satellite 2-2-2015] The satellite industry has been ramping up its efforts in Africa over the last few days as it looks to persuade governments and key stakeholders about the […]
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Uncategorized
EshailSat: 2015 Could See Eshail 3 and Eshail 4 Commissioned
Es’hailSat, the Qatari satellite operator, could commission a Ka-band satellite over the next 12 months. Ali Ahmed Al Kuwari, CEO of Es’hailSat, is confident in this timeframe the operator will have a
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Uncategorized
Generation Next – Jordan Irving, Iridium
≠≠≠Jordan Irving, a systems engineer at Iridium, is living his dream. As a young kid growing up in a small town in the United States, he was always fascinated by space. During his freshman year at Utah
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Uncategorized
Big Four and New Dynamics
+1 301-354-2000EditorialMark Holmes, Editorial Director, Aerospace, +44(0)176 3260638, mholmes@accessintel.comVeronica Magan, Managing Editor & Digital Strategist, ext. 1766Caleb Henry, Junior Editor, ext
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Connectivity
India 4K Market Could be One to Watch ABI Research Analyst Says
[Via Satellite 12-19-2014] The 4K market will begin in earnest in 2016. This is the view of the Michael Inouye, a research analyst at ABI Research who looks in-depth at […]
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Technology
Technology Company of the Year: The Runners and Riders
When we launched the Via Satellite Excellence Awards in 2013, the response from the industry was overwhelming with companies entering across the board. It was also the first time that Via Satellite expanded
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Uncategorized
Generation Next
Nikki Jahn has been a spacecraft systems engineer at Surrey Satellites Technology Limited (SSTL) since 2012. Previously, Jahn earned a Bachelor of Science in Physics degree at the Imperial College of London in
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Uncategorized
The Inmarsat Story Around MH370 Leaves a Mark
+1 301-354-2000EditorialMark Holmes, Editorial Director, Aerospace, +44(0)176 3260638, mholmes@accessintel.comVeronica Magan, Managing Editor & Digital Strategist, ext. 1766Caleb Henry, Junior Editor, ext
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Uncategorized
Ahead of the Curve: Top CTOs Discuss Where to Invest Next
With satellite operators competing all over the world, getting the next set of technology investments right is key for any company. We look at how some of the industry’s top […]
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Connectivity
MultiChoice Plots NextGen TV Strategy
With 8 million subscribers in Africa, MultiChoice is looking to build its presence across other markets in the continent. We look at the opportunities and obstacles the company faces. MultiChoice […]
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Uncategorized
Virgin Galactic Test Flight Failure Sets Industry Back
I will start this month by passing our condolences to the family of Michael Alsbury, who tragically lost his life in the Virgin Galactic test flight incident that made front […]
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Connectivity
Eutelsat and Spacecom Execs Explain Importance of Africa Partnership
[Via Satellite 11-21-2014] In a highly important strategic move, Eutelsat and Spacecom have joined forces to better serve the African broadcast market. The two companies have agreed to establish a […]
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Connectivity
Thuraya Execs Set Out Company Roadmap in Dubai
[Via Satellite 11-11-2014] Thuraya Telecommunications Company, the Middle East based MSS operator, is targeting growth from many verticals going forward including maritime and new markets such as the “connected car,” […]
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Connectivity
Thinking Outside of the Aircraft: In-Flight Connectivity Nok Air Style
Corporate Market One of the key battlegrounds for low cost airlines now is the corporate market. More and more, these airlines want to attract business people to their flights. “Nok Air has always been
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Uncategorized
WRC-2015: Is the Industry’s Luck About to Run Out?
+1 301-354-2000EditorialMark Holmes, Editorial Director, Aerospace, +44(0)176 3260638, mholmes@accessintel.comVeronica Magan, Managing Editor & Digital Strategist, ext. 1766Caleb Henry, Junior Editor, ext
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Mobility
Airlines Ramp Up Plans for In-Flight Connectivity Across Middle East and Africa
South Africa A Wi-Fi telecommunications company, WirelessG, based in South Africa, has launched what it claims is a “world first” mobile service where a customer who purchases a 3G/4G data bundle on the
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Uncategorized
Africa: A Region of High Risk and High Reward
+1 301-354-2000EditorialMark Holmes, Editorial Director, Aerospace, +44(0)176 3260638, mholmes@accessintel.comVeronica Magan, Managing Editor & Digital Strategist, ext. 1766Caleb Henry, Junior Editor, ext
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Uncategorized
HTS in Africa: The Next Engine of Growth
Africa remains a hotspot for satellite services. With a number of operators looking to carve out a niche for themselves, the region is a tough market to predict. A potential over-supply situation in
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Technology
Different Industries Debate the Potential of UAVs and the Need for Satellite
[Via Satellite 10-24-2014] Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are growing in popularity with a number of industries looking into the potential and benefits of using UAVs for their businesses. From train […]
























