Arabsat and ASBU will also sign a purchase agreement with Newtec for the implementation of a MENOS network extension. This extension will allow the satellite migration of the existing service on Arabsat BADR4 satellite towards the new Arabsat 5A satellite that will be launched early 2010. The MOU and MENOS purchase agreement allowing the network extension are just the latest successes for Newtec in the region. During Sunday’s signing ceremony, Newtec will also present the award it won last month at the IBC Show in Amsterdam — the top outside broadcasting award— to Arabsat and the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU). The award was given for MENOS (Multimedia Exchange Network over Satellite), Newtec’s revolutionary networking concept used to exchange multimedia content over satellite, allowing broadcasters to share video and audio material among scattered sites in a fully automated and cost efficient way.
Satnews Daily
October 20th, 2009
A Royal Presence For A Majestic Newtec MOU Signing
Arabsat and ASBU will also sign a purchase agreement with Newtec for the implementation of a MENOS network extension. This extension will allow the satellite migration of the existing service on Arabsat BADR4 satellite towards the new Arabsat 5A satellite that will be launched early 2010. The MOU and MENOS purchase agreement allowing the network extension are just the latest successes for Newtec in the region. During Sunday’s signing ceremony, Newtec will also present the award it won last month at the IBC Show in Amsterdam — the top outside broadcasting award— to Arabsat and the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU). The award was given for MENOS (Multimedia Exchange Network over Satellite), Newtec’s revolutionary networking concept used to exchange multimedia content over satellite, allowing broadcasters to share video and audio material among scattered sites in a fully automated and cost efficient way.