In This Issue
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MagazineAsia DTH Markets Remain on Course for Strong Growth
The next three to five years of video industry development in Asia Pacific could be about two parallel ecosystems. The first ecosystem is that of pay-TV, a $52 billion industry […]
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FeatureDigitization Sparks New DTH Battle in India
India is the world's most exciting DTH market with a number of operators now having more than 10 million subscribers. The middle class is growing, demand for capacity is high, and the country is already seeing broadcasts in Ultra-HD.
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MagazineEnd Users Unanimous: Satellite M2M has a Big Future
The M2M market is seen as a lucrative one for the telecommunications industry as more and more devices become connected. However, outside of traditional verticals such as maritime, will satellite have a big impact when it comes to M2M?
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FeatureEnergy Market Outlook: Surge, Setback, or Slump?
The energy market is facing some challenging times with a drop in prices of crude oil. Via Satellite examines what this means for the satellite industry.
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MagazineFilling Up Your Car by Satellite
When you start your car in the morning or cook your dinner at night, chances are a satellite is helping you do it. We depend on fossil fuels pulled from […]
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MagazineGeneration Next: Fawaz Aref, Arabsat
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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MagazineMaximizing Ka-Band Network Uptime by Ground Station Diversity
New growth market applications such as carrier grade services, enterprise networks and mobile backhaul require significantly higher network uptime and availability than traditional “consumer grade” broadband services. State-of-the-art High Throughput […]
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MagazineTapping into the Millennial Generation
Editor's note for the October/November 2015 issue of Via Satellite magazine.