Turned Away, But Not Forgotten — Télécoms Sans Frontières Leaves Myanmar
This is a most frustrating situation for all countries and agencies wishing to assist with the tragic aftermath of Cyclone Nargis
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SES AMERICOM’s REDISat Ready To Offer Financial Biz Emergency Com Protection
SES AMERICOM, an SES company (Euronext Paris and Luxembourg stock exchanges: SESG), have announced their REDiSat™ Network satellite communications technology is providing disaster recovery services to financial service providers in the Gulf of Mexico area, including St. Martin Bank & Trust in St. Martinville, Louisiana.
Read MoreNeed For Hurricane Help Gets Echoed
Officials of Echo Satellite Communications, Inc. (Other OTC:ECSC), a global provider of wireless, non-line-of-sight satellite communications products and services, has announced a hurricane awareness marketing push.
Read MoreMSV Brings CUSEC Earthquake Comm Relief
Earthquake Consortium (CUSEC) to form a new satellite mutual aid radio talkgroup (SMART) dedicated to the preparation for and response to earthquakes throughout the central United States.
Read MoreGSM Network Can Come To Victims’ Aid, Thanks To TriaGnoSys
TriaGnoSys has completed a successful trial of its disaster-recovery communications solution, which is designed to establish a GSM communications infrastructure in the first 24 hours following a disaster.
Read MoreThuraya Gives ITU Mobile Assistance
>In support of the on-going relief activities in Asian countries, Thuraya Telecommunications Company has given key telecom equipment to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), with a view to distributing them to relief operation teams in disaster-struck countries.
Read MoreQuake Effects Captured By COSMO-SkyMed
COSMO-SkyMed is coming to the regions in China hit by the devastating May 12th earthquake.
Read MoreSkyPort + AGT Join Florida’s National Guard
SkyPort Global Communications and Applied Global Technologies (AGT) have been selected by the Florida National Guard to provide satellite communications services and solutions in emergencies.
Read MoreNOAA To The Rescue
On April 11, 2008, NOAA satellites helped the U.S. Coast Guard respond to a major engine room fire aboard the merchant vessel M/V Sea Venus, located 1,200 miles east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Read MoreTSF to the Rescue, Again
They’ve been in the news many times for their humanitarian efforts, through the use of technology.
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