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IFC: Now Is The Time To Look Beyond Passenger Sessions
With few exceptions, deployment of in-flight digital applications has so far failed to match the promise and intent which surrounds them. Fault for this cannot…
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Government/Military
Space Force Official Suggests U.S. Developing Offensive Capabilities in Space
The U.S was the first nation to test Anti-Satellite (ASAT) weapons in 1958 with bomber-launched ASATs, and three other nations have demonstrated the ability to…
Broadband
Gilat Wins Three-Year Satellite Backhaul Deal with Southern Linc
Gilat Satellite Networks will provide satellite cellular backhaul services to Southern Linc, a wireless communications provider owned by Southern Company, under the terms of a…
Imagery and Sensing
US Air Force Investment Group Selects Orbital Sidekick for Hyperspectral Satellite Imaging Contract
Orbital Sidekick, a San Francisco-based analytics and hyperspectral payload startup, received a $16 million multi-year contract from the U.S. Air Force's commercial investment group, AFVentures…
Launch
SpaceX Touts Starlink Success With Hoh Tribe During Latest Launch
SpaceX launched another batch of 60 Starlink satellites on Sunday, Oct. 18 as it builds out its Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation to provide internet service. …
Business
ICYMI: Top Satellite Industry Takeaways from OilComm 2020: An Attendee's Perspective
The very first virtual OilComm in the show’s 20-year history spoke volumes about the interesting times we live in. In less than 12-months, our entire…


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Hughes, SpaceX, and Viasat to Compete for Rural Digital Opportunity Fund Subsidies 


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