Indian ITAT Makes Life Difficult For “Foreign” SatCos
A special bench of the Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), New Delhi, last Friday held that fees paid by Indian broadcasting companies to
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Iridium Subsidiary Finds Mexico Open To MSS
Iridium Communications Inc.'s subsidiary, Iridium Comunicaciones de Mexico SAPI de CV (“Iridium Mexico”), has received all necessary authorizations to operate, provide, and sell mobile satellite services (MSS) in Mexico.
Read MoreDoD Brings Spectrum Issues To The Forefront
The Department of Defense’s 2009 DoD Spectrum Symposium will be held October 14-15, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia, bringing together leaders from the national security community with top policy and technology experts to discuss evolving spectrum policy trends and requirements.
Read MoreSatBroadcasting: Satellite + Cable Broadcasters Reach Agreement With Canadian Government
The federal government has decided to give up some $450 million at stake in legal dispute with broadcasters and cable companies in Canada.
Read MoreSIA Offers Stirling Input To FCC Re SATCOM Benies
The Satellite Industry Association (SIA) has filed comments with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in preparation of the next annual report to Congress of satellite competition, highlighting the significant innovation and investment in the U.S. satellite market.</font
Read MoreFrom the Amazon to the Andeans Bolivia’s President Wants a Position With the ITU
Bolivia's President H.E. Mr. Evo Morales Ayma visited ITU to meet with ITU Secretary-General Dr. Hamadoun Touré. The President discussed Bolivia’s filing for an orbital position for its geostationary communication's satellite.
Read MoreVSAT Solution From Marlink Receives Radio License Approval From Japan
Marlink has become the first VSAT provider to receive Japanese radio license approval for its Sealink(T) VSAT solution.
Read MoreWorking Hard to Eliminate Satellite Interference They Are SUIRG-ing — To Cannes, France!
Statistics indicate that satellite interference will at one point or another affect every satellite operator and user.
Read MoreSatBroadcasting: TiVo Versus EchoStar + Dish — A Knockdown, But No Knockout… Yet!
Damage and contempt sanctions ordered by a Texas federal judge last Friday, in favor of TiVo versus EchoStar Technologies, comes in to the tune of $200 million.
Read MoreSatBroadcasting: What Is Broadband? The FCC Wants To Know…
The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) has submitted comments in response to the Federal Communication Commission's Public Notice seeking comments on the definition of "Broadband."
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