|
Hughes CEO Reveals Economics Behind Next-Generation Satellite
Hughes CEO Reveals Economics Behind Next-Generation Satellite
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
Quick Reaction Terminals (QRT)
The project awarded to Globecomm was the “Rehabilitation of the Satellite Earth Station” Project. The purpose of this project is to rebuild an international gateway in Kabul. The gateway will be capable of transmitting international voice and data traffic as well as video.
Submitted by: Globecomm Systems Inc
SkyWAN for the World Bank - a space andn fibre solution linking East and West.
A global composite space and fibre network, with focuses in the US and Australia, is hard at work for the world's largest institution for development assistance - the World Bank Group.
Submitted by: ND SatCom AG
SatMagazine Special with Hughes Vice President of Corporate Marketing, Dr Arunas Slekys
SatMagazine Special with Hughes Vice President of Corporate Marketing, Dr Arunas Slekys
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
Harmony Ridge Farms
200 Acres, 42 Alpacas, and 1 HughesNet® Service.
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
Producer’s Gin
Producer’s Gin Keeps on Ginning withHughesNet Business Internet Service.
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
Country Roads, Take Me Home…To My High-Speed Internet.
Country Roads, Take Me Home…To My High-Speed Internet.
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
Unlimited Bandwidth; Ubiquitous Access
Unlimited Bandwidth; Ubiquitous Access.
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
COTTON FIRM GETS SATELLITE INTERNET
COTTON FIRM GETS SATELLITE INTERNET.
Submitted by: Hughes Network Systems LLC
Use Of Extended C-Band With Mobile Antennas In India
From dial-up in the 90s to broadband connections in the early 2000s, and now to mobile satellite
communications, Internet connectivity in the Asian sub-continent has evolved exponentially over the
past decade. A growing demand for high speed Internet in the cities as well as in remote areas
has led to an early penetration of satellite broadband in these countries.
Submitted by: C-COM Satellite Systems Inc.
SatCom in the SNG Market
Developments in the Satellite News Gathering (SNG) industry over the last 20 years have
been dramatic. They have changed the way we consume news and view world events. No longer is
“reporting the news” enough — consumers want to become “part of the news.” This expectation translates into having Live News available for every major story. Innovations in satellite and Internet technologies have enabled much of this advancement.
Submitted by: C-COM Satellite Systems Inc.
Intelsat Globalizes Largest Concert Event in history
The Challenge
When event organizers and broadcasters have simultaneous projects underway and those events are happening around the globe, having an advanced network in place to transmit content in various formats to various outlets without interruption or loss is paramount. However, it is challenging to choose the right network that can deliver always-on, secure connectivity. This was the challenge Live Earth organizers
faced in July 2007 during the logistical planning of the largest live concert event in history.
Executives at Live Earth had to find a transmission service provider that could handle 24 hours of live, simultaneous content from eight international venues on six continents and be able to disseminate
that content to an estimated two billion viewers worldwide, seamlessly and simultaneously. They turned to Intelsat for a solution.
From its inception, Live Earth was a huge technology hurdle. Organizers described it as the equivalent of transmitting seven simultaneous Super Bowls live to a global audience. Andre
Mika, the Executive in Charge of Production for Live Earth, said, “I’ve worked on the Olympics... and this project was much larger and more complex than the Olympic Games.” Mika
knew from the beginning that collaboration with a leader in high definition broadcasting would be a key component in the success of the Live Earth broadcast. He needed a truly
global service provider with deep experience in video distribution and one with proven resources to handle an event of this scale. Mika called the Live Earth production “the biggest
Rubik’s cube I’ve ever seen.”
Submitted by: Intelsat
SISLink found a partner with a shared focus on customer service
“In Intelsat, SISLink found a partner with a shared focus on exceeding its customers’ requirements. Our revolutionary, clientempowering approach to the uplink process combined with Intelsat’s reach and flexibility made SISLink’s most ambitious plans a reality. Together, we are changing the way the world gathers and delivers video content.”
Submitted by: Intelsat
Intelsat and the Global Digital Solidarity Fund (DSF) join forces to fight Aids in Burundi and Burki
The Challenge In the information society, equality means equal access to knowledge. This equality is a fundamental condition for a harmonious transition to a global society. In developing countries,
access to information and communication technologies (ICTs) helps boost economic growth. ICTs contribute to resolving a number of problems related to underdevelopment, such as
education, health, nutrition and good governance.Access to ICTs is one of the key objectives identified by the United Nations for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Submitted by: Intelsat
|
