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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 MoreMarlink has become the first VSAT provider to receive Japanese radio license approval for its Sealink(T) VSAT solution.
Read MoreStatistics indicate that satellite interference will at one point or another affect every satellite operator and user.
Read MoreDamage 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 MoreThe Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) has submitted comments in response to the Federal Communication Commission's Public Notice seeking comments on the definition of "Broadband."
Read MoreThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA’s) collection, analysis, and dissemination of ecosystem information on the Earth’s atmosphere, oceans and seas, and land-masses is critical to public safety, protection of property, and the economic health and development of communities in the United States and globally.
Read MoreS2 Licensing has announced the Company will be present at IBC2009 in Amsterdam and all current and prospective consumers of DVB-S2 technology are invited to meet with S2 Licensing representatives during the course of the Exhibition to discuss S2 Licensing’s offering under its suite of DVB-S2 patents.
Read MoreCASBAA has applauded the launch of an Indonesian government campaign to regularize the country’s cable-TV industry.
Read MoreThe Indian Department of Telecommunications, otherwise known as DoT, has invited bids from private and state owned operators to initiate approximately 28,000 fixed line broadband exchanges and 6,000 satellite broadband sites to increase broadband penetration throughout the country, with focus on rural areas.
Read MoreThe Cable and Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA) has expressed new concerns over the recent Indian government levy of additional duties on imported set-top box (STB) or cable TV decoders that are essential for the country’s digitalization push.
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