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Connectivity
Solaris Mobile CEO Still Confident Over Company’s Long Term Future
Solaris Mobile has launched EUR Radio – a new, free, pan-European digital satellite radio demonstration platform, which will serve the European Union region. Solaris Mobile announced the initiative today at […]
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Connectivity
New Interference Questions Require New Satellite Solutions
While the satellite industry is in many ways ‘a good news’ industry with stories of growth and opportunity in difficult economic times, this growth can also lead to problems. RF […]
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Connectivity
Pace Chief Engineer Sees Set-Top Box Technology Coming of Age
Pace is confident that it will have a major DTH customer for its new range of advanced set-top boxes in the near future. It has already signed its first cable […]
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Connectivity
Solaris Mobile CEO: Deadline to Order New Satellite “Fast Approaching”
[Satellite News 09-12-11] Solaris Mobile has launched EUR Radio – a new, free, pan-European digital satellite radio demonstration platform, which will serve the European Union region. Solaris Mobile announced the […]
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Connectivity
Latin America Makes its Presence Felt
The opportunities in Latin America are proving to be a hot talking point among the satellite community at IBC. The economic growth in countries like Brazil is at odds with […]
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Connectivity
TeliaSonera Exec: Ka-Band has Changed Our Thinking
Telecom operators are becoming bigger believers in satellite technology. The advent of Ka-band satellites is prompting telcos, who previously had looked away from satellite, to re-assess the technology in terms […]
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Connectivity
Satellite Industry Using IBC to Promote New Ka-band Hardware
One of the major new satellite developments to happen during the past 12 months was Ka-band’s evolution from a concept to a reality in orbit. The bandwidth has taken off […]
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Connectivity
Talia Ready to Capture Latin American Market
Talia, a satellite voice and Internet service provider, known for its operations in Africa and the Middle East, is now targeting becoming part of the vibrant Latin American communications market […]
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Connectivity
IBC Helps Forecast the Pace of Video Evolution
The pace of change in broadcasting is always stark when you attend an event like IBC, where the talk will undoubtedly center on the latest innovations in broadcasting such as […]
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Connectivity
DTH Technology Executives Say “Jury is Out” on 3-D TV
If 2010 was the year that saw 3-D TV start to enter the mainstream consciousness, 2011 is the year where DTH operators started to make good on their strategies in […]
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Connectivity
Sky Vision’s Kentjono Tackles Technical Challenges in Indonesian Pay-TV Market
[Satellite News 09-02-11] MNC Sky Vision has reached one million DTH subscribers in Indonesia, one of Asia’s potentially biggest growth markets for satellite communications. The company has historically grown on […]
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Connectivity
DTH Technology Executives Discuss Challenges for Pay-TV Industry
To compete in a multi-faceted video environment, DTH operators must answer this question: How can future growth strategies be adapted to leverage technology that works alongside satellite? Today’s broadcast market […]
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Connectivity
Airlines Ready to Jump into Connectivity Battle
Airlines operate in an increasingly competitive market and in-flight connectivity could become a key method of gaining passenger loyalty. A number of airlines are now looking to strike deals to […]
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Government/Military
Letter From The Editor
There are a number of factors that have placed the military satellite communications landscape in a state of evolution. With most countries in the western world coming to grips with […]
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Connectivity
SS/L President Celli Expects Strong Pipeline of Upcoming Satellite Orders
[Satellite News 08-25-11] Satellite manufacturer Space Systems/Loral (SS/L) rallied back from a slowdown in satellite orders earlier this year, winning contract orders from Telenor Satellite Broadcasting (TSB) and Singtel Optus. […]
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Connectivity
Paksat CEO Likely To Commission New Satellites in 2012
[Satellite News 08-19-11] Pakistani national satellite operator Paksat could commission new satellites as early as next year, as capacity sales on its new satellite Paksat-1R, launched last week, were better […]
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Connectivity
Surprising Ipstar Success May Help Thaicom Break Even by the End of 2011
[Satellite News 08-16-11] After struggling to capitalize early on its new broadband services, satellite operator Thaicom is finally reporting healthy revenue contributions from its Ipstar offering, which could help the […]
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Connectivity
SES Astra, Newtec Execs Take Different Approach to Ka-Band Strategies
[Satellite News 08-15-11] SES Astra considers its most recent contract agreement with satellite hardware manufacturer Newtec an important step in developing both its Ka- and Ku-band strategy, according to Patrick […]
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Connectivity
SES Astra, Newtec Execs Take Different Approach to Ka-Band Strategies
[Satellite News 08-15-11] SES Astra considers its most recent contract agreement with satellite hardware manufacturer Newtec an important step in developing both its Ka- and Ku-band strategy, according to Patrick […]
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Connectivity
IMS Research Issues New OTT and TV Shipment Forecasts
[Satellite TODAY Insider 08-10-11] Emerging markets will experience stronger TV set shipment growth over the next four years than more developed markets, according to an IMS Research report issued Aug. […]
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Connectivity
Verizon Adds Satellite to MPLS IP Offering
[Satellite TODAY 08-10-11] U.S. telco Verizon is adding mobile satellite solutions to its private IP service suite, the company announced Aug. 8. By leveraging Verizon’s multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) […]
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Uncategorized
Latin America’s Capacity Squeeze Challenging Operators
The satellite capacity situation in Latin America is becoming much more difficult to manage for both satellite operators and capacity buyers. Werner Schuler, CEO of Media Networks Latin America (MNLA), a company […]
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Connectivity
Latin America: A “Dream” Market for Satellite Going Forward?
The Latin America region has probably frustrated and intrigued the satellite sector in equal measure throughout the years. With economic instability rife in the early part of the previous decade, […]
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Connectivity
Latin America: The New Jewel in Satellite
Exciting government projects, strong demand for capacity and economies showing growth even in difficult times — the Latin American region ticks all the boxes to be a lucrative market for […]
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Connectivity
Bandwidth Management Strategies Built on Optimization Technology Evolution
With demands for the finite resource of satellite bandwidth consistently on the rise, the challenge for both operators and service providers is to increase optimization and management efforts. In order […]
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Connectivity
Eutelsat, SES Find Difficulty Impressing Analysts with Latest Results
[Satellite News 07-29-11] While the latest financial reports issued July 29 from Eutelsat Communications and SES provided an overall positive outlook for the two FSS operators, the conservative results received […]
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Connectivity
TSBc Figures Foreshadow Potential 2011 End-Year Revenue Shortfall
[Satellite TODAY Insider 07-25-11] Telenor Satellite Broadcasting (TSBc) generated revenues of $44.53 million in its 2011 fiscal second quarter, according to its latest financial results issued July 22. While TSBc’s figures […]
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Connectivity
Satmex Hopes New Satellites Will Alleviate Capacity Constraints
[Satellite News 07-20-11] Satélites Mexicanos (Satmex) only has about five percent of capacity on its fleet left to sell, Satmex Vice President of Business Development Clemente Cabello told Satellite News. […]
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Connectivity
Eutelsat CEO De Rosen Outlines Steps Beyond Ka-Sat (Part One)
[Satellite News 07-12-11] Eutelsat Communications’ much talked about dedicated Ka-band satellite Ka-Sat has now entered into commercial service as the operator finds itself leading the satellite industry into a new […]
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Connectivity
A Two-Way Street for Satellite’s Next Technological Evolution
“Times, they are a-changing.” Bob Dylan made the phrase famous in the 1960s and now, almost 50 years later, expansions in technology have made it all too apparent again. We […]
