Issue 68 -
April 26 2007
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Africa: the role of satellites
The ‘Digital Divide’ has been viewed as one of the main stumbling
blocks hindering Africa’s development. The combination of
rural and isolated communities, lack of access to ICTs, and
regulatory obstacles have prevented the widespread use of
the Internet, telephone and other services essential to development.
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Telesat Canada sign contract to launch Nimiq
5 on a Proton Breeze M vehicle
International
Launch Services (ILS) will launch its sixth satellite for Telesat
Canada on a Proton Breeze M vehicle, under a contract the companies
announced today. Financial terms were not disclosed...
INTERSPUTNIK Board and Operations Committee
meet in Sofia
On April 24-26,
2007 State Agency for Information Technologies and Communications
of the Republic of Bulgaria hosted the XXXV Board session and 5th
meeting of the Operations Committee of the Intersputnik International
Organization of Space Communications. Both events were attended
by delegations of the Organization’s Members and Signatories...
CASBAA adds five
The Cable
& Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA) announced
five new Corporate Members of the Association drawn from India,
Taiwan, Hong Kong and the US...
A communications industry 'interactive' initiative
for the energy sector
A high-level
conference networking forum of communications industry leaders and
oil & gas industry executives will take place at the GVF Oil & Gas
Communications: North Africa and the Middle East Conference 2007
over the period 29th to 31st May at the Intercontinental City Stars
Hotel, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt...
Japan continues its role as a key partner
for Arianespace
Japan
continues its role as a key partner for Arianespace – with a growing
number of new Japanese commercial payloads to be orbited and launch
services cooperation being developed...


Telenor contracts with Thales Alenia Space
to build and deliver its communication satellite
Telenor
announced that it has signed a contract with Thales Alenia Space
for the construction and delivery of a new geosynchronous (GEO)
communications satellite. The new satellite, to be called THOR 6,
will provide high power direct-to-home (DTH) television services
from the 1° West orbital position...
SkyWave and Aztech simplify text messaging
over satellite and GPRS
SkyWave
Mobile Communications, the leading supplier of D+ communications
products and services, along with Aztech Associates Inc., specialists
in remote control and monitoring systems, has announced the availability
of the SPIKE messaging display terminal, developed specifically
for use with SkyWave’s D+ satellite and GPRS terminals...
Telenor Satellite Services expands mobile
satellite equipment portfolio
Telenor Satellite
Services, a subsidiary of Telenor of Norway has added the Addvalue
Communications Wideye(TM) SABRE(TM) 1 Broadband Global Area Network
(BGAN) terminal to its inventory of On Demand communications technologies...
Radyne reports near record bookings
Radyne
Corporation reported quarterly bookings of $35.4 million, the second
strongest bookings quarter in the company's history. Bookings for
the first quarter of 2006 were $32.7 million. Backlog at quarter
end stood at $31.1 million...
Addvalue Technologies delivers its first
shipment of Wideye Sabre 1 terminals
SGX Mainboard-listed
Addvalue Technologies Ltd is pleased to announce that it has delivered
its first shipment of Wideye™ SABRE 1™ satellite terminals to GMPCS
Personal Communications (“GMPCS”) for worldwide distribution, following
approval by Inmarsat...
Boeing pico-satellite mission to advance
miniature satellite technology
A pico-satellite
developed by Boeing to evaluate miniature spacecraft technologies
was successfully launched to orbit on April 17 by an ISC Kosmotras
Dnepr rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan...
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