Future Trends In Satellite Communications: Markets And Services

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Boom times continue in the Big Bird sector.

Dublin, Ireland (SPX) Jul 21, 2005
Research and Markets has announced the addition of Future Trends in Satellite Communications: Markets and Services to their offering. "Future Trends in Satellite Communications: Markets and Services" is a forward-looking assessment of the most significant growth areas in the satellite communications industry.

Today, the satellite industry is seeing burgeoning opportunities in broadband IP services, defense and military applications, and space- and ground-segment products and services.

Additionally, large satellite system operators and teleport operators are merging, and broadcasters and large users are now leasing satellite capacity rather than opting to deploy their own dedicated systems.

Future Trends in Satellite Communications examines the reasons behind these market trends while highlighting the newest service innovations and mapping their potential for revenue growth.

This informative resource, authored by Dr. Joseph N. Pelton, Director of the Space and Advanced Communications Research Institute at George Washington University and the Founder and Vice Chairman of the Arthur C. Clarke Foundation, also explores the satellite industry's most salient regulatory and policy issues, open trade concerns and prospects, and frequency allocation constraints.

Further, a comprehensive Delphi survey of practicing satellite engineers and space-system users lends firsthand insight to the analyses found in this volume.

Written for those immersed in the field as well as those just entering it, Future Trends in Satellite Communications teaches all you need to know about the changing markets, services, applications, and business opportunities in satellite communications.

Topics covered in the report include:
Hot Services and Trends in the Satellite Industry
Defense and Homeland Security Applications
Digital Broadcast Services and New Broadband IP Technologies
Trends in the Earth Sector: VSATs, Handhelds, Teleports, and Other Satellite Terminals
International Satellite Trends
Trends in Regulatory Standards and Frequency Allocations
Industry Trends: Mergers and Acquisitions, Combined Satellite and Fiber Networks
Conclusions and Findings

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Intelsat Restores Pakistani Connectivity Within Hours After Sea-Me-We3 Cable Failure

Pembroke, Bermuda (SPX) Jul 21, 2005
When the Pakistani leg of the Sea-Me-We3 cable failed recently, causing significant disruption to services provided by Pakistan Telecommunication Ltd. (PTCL), Intelsat was able to restore service to the affected country within hours.