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Thursday 10 June 2010 UPDATED 2:45 PM NZST
Optus B3 Update now at 164 East
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SHINE TV Started Freeviewnz Satellite Optus D1
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SATELLITE LAUNCH 2011
Intelsat 18 to orbital slot 180E (coverage map) to Replace Intelsat 701
Intelsat 18 to carry C-band payload covering Australia, New Zealand, Asia, the Pacific,
KU payload will serve Australia, New Zealand, French Polynesia, New Cledonia the South Pacific.
Intelsat 18 to orbital slot 180E (coverage map) to Replace Intelsat 701
Intelsat 18 to carry C-band payload covering Australia, New Zealand, Asia, the Pacific,
KU payload will serve Australia, New Zealand, French Polynesia, New Cledonia the South Pacific.
Intelsat to Refresh its Satellite Fleet Serving the Asia-Pacific Region
11 June 2009
Intelsat, Ltd., has provided further details with respect to its current fleet investment plan, which is expected to result in a significant improvement in the types and quantities of satellite capacity available to media, networking and government customers in the Asia-Pacific region.
Intelsat expects to launch 11 satellites between now and the end of 2012, five of which will provide new or replacement capacity in the Asia-Pacific region. The Asia-Pacific build includes the acceleration of replacement satellites for two core roles and one new satellite that increases capacity for media and networking customers and addresses defense-related opportunities in the region.
The Intelsat 18 satellite, to be located at 180º E, will provide continuity and enhanced performance in C- and Ku-band for network, voice and video services to the Pacific Islands and offer connectivity to the Western United States. The Intelsat 18 satellite will replace the Intelsat 701 satellite.
The Intelsat 19 satellite, to be located at 166º E, will feature increased Ku-band capacity optimized for Direct-to-Home (DTH) and network services applications in Australia. The satellite’s C-band capacity will provide enhanced performance capacity for distribution of international video content throughout Asia-Pacific with reach to the Western United States. The Ku-band payload will also support demand for mobility and enterprise network applications across the region. The Intelsat 19 satellite will replace the Intelsat 8 satellite.
In addition to the fleet program, Intelsat continues to invest in its ground network infrastructure, expanding customer access to Intelsat’s Asia-Pacific assets. An upgrade at Intelsat’s Paumalu Teleport in Hawaii improved fiber diversity and upgraded antenna facilities to expand accessibility and redundancy on Intelsat’s Pacific Ocean satellites, enhancing services for media customers. Intelsat also expanded its GlobalConnex Network Broadband Managed services, adding hubs at KT Corporation’s teleport facilities in South Korea.
“Intelsat has served the Asia-Pacific region for more than four decades, and the acceleration and expansion of our investments with respect to these satellites and our ground network reflect our commitment to providing our customers with a growth path that supports their strategic objectives,” said David Ball, Intelsat’s Regional Vice President, Asia-Pacific. “With globalization of content, the increasing importance of HD programming, further deployment of enterprise and broadband services and mobile applications, and continuing popularity of DTH television services, Intelsat will have the connectivity and capacity to serve its customers in the region and as they distribute their content around the globe.”
11 June 2009
Intelsat, Ltd., has provided further details with respect to its current fleet investment plan, which is expected to result in a significant improvement in the types and quantities of satellite capacity available to media, networking and government customers in the Asia-Pacific region.
Intelsat expects to launch 11 satellites between now and the end of 2012, five of which will provide new or replacement capacity in the Asia-Pacific region. The Asia-Pacific build includes the acceleration of replacement satellites for two core roles and one new satellite that increases capacity for media and networking customers and addresses defense-related opportunities in the region.
The Intelsat 18 satellite, to be located at 180º E, will provide continuity and enhanced performance in C- and Ku-band for network, voice and video services to the Pacific Islands and offer connectivity to the Western United States. The Intelsat 18 satellite will replace the Intelsat 701 satellite.
The Intelsat 19 satellite, to be located at 166º E, will feature increased Ku-band capacity optimized for Direct-to-Home (DTH) and network services applications in Australia. The satellite’s C-band capacity will provide enhanced performance capacity for distribution of international video content throughout Asia-Pacific with reach to the Western United States. The Ku-band payload will also support demand for mobility and enterprise network applications across the region. The Intelsat 19 satellite will replace the Intelsat 8 satellite.
In addition to the fleet program, Intelsat continues to invest in its ground network infrastructure, expanding customer access to Intelsat’s Asia-Pacific assets. An upgrade at Intelsat’s Paumalu Teleport in Hawaii improved fiber diversity and upgraded antenna facilities to expand accessibility and redundancy on Intelsat’s Pacific Ocean satellites, enhancing services for media customers. Intelsat also expanded its GlobalConnex Network Broadband Managed services, adding hubs at KT Corporation’s teleport facilities in South Korea.
“Intelsat has served the Asia-Pacific region for more than four decades, and the acceleration and expansion of our investments with respect to these satellites and our ground network reflect our commitment to providing our customers with a growth path that supports their strategic objectives,” said David Ball, Intelsat’s Regional Vice President, Asia-Pacific. “With globalization of content, the increasing importance of HD programming, further deployment of enterprise and broadband services and mobile applications, and continuing popularity of DTH television services, Intelsat will have the connectivity and capacity to serve its customers in the region and as they distribute their content around the globe.”
Australian Residents Only
Please support by signing for NITV To Remain Satellite Free TV
June 30 2010
The Australian Government has not yet committed to a future for NITV.
This means we will have to switch off from midnight 30 June 2010. We need your support.
Please send your message of support to help keep us on air to friends@nitv.org.au This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Click here to find out more about NITV.
One Voice One People - National Indigenous Television
Thank You For Your Support
Please support by signing for NITV To Remain Satellite Free TV
June 30 2010
The Australian Government has not yet committed to a future for NITV.
This means we will have to switch off from midnight 30 June 2010. We need your support.
Please send your message of support to help keep us on air to friends@nitv.org.au This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Click here to find out more about NITV.
One Voice One People - National Indigenous Television
Thank You For Your Support
C42 Music Channel "New MediaWorks Channel" to start 1 May
15 April 2010 -4:45pm NZST
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NITV Welcomes new funding commitment from the Rudd Government
Friday, 16 April 2010 13:15
The trusted voice of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders, National Indigenous Television (NITV) welcomes the Rudd Government’s $15.2million commitment to fund the broadcaster for a further 12 months. Today’s announcement by Ministers Garrett, Macklin and Conroy provides the commercial and operational certainty needed to keep NITV on the air for the next 12 months and locks-in the development and production of new high-quality Indigenous educational, cultural and entertainment programming.
Media Release: $15 Million Invested in the continuation of NITV
Media Release: NITV Welcomes new funding commitment from the Rudd Government
Thank You to Those Whom Supported This Important Cause
Friday, 16 April 2010 13:15
The trusted voice of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders, National Indigenous Television (NITV) welcomes the Rudd Government’s $15.2million commitment to fund the broadcaster for a further 12 months. Today’s announcement by Ministers Garrett, Macklin and Conroy provides the commercial and operational certainty needed to keep NITV on the air for the next 12 months and locks-in the development and production of new high-quality Indigenous educational, cultural and entertainment programming.
Media Release: $15 Million Invested in the continuation of NITV
Media Release: NITV Welcomes new funding commitment from the Rudd Government
Thank You to Those Whom Supported This Important Cause
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BBC World News Signs Multi-satellite Deal for Program Distribution to Asia-Pacific and the Americas via the Intelsat Network
Luxembourg, 10 June 2010
Intelsat S.A., the world’s leading provider of fixed satellite services, announced that BBC World News has signed a renewal and expansion contract for satellite and teleport services to distribute its programming to its audiences throughout Asia-Pacific and the Americas regions.
Intelsat’s distribution solution includes satellite capacity on four satellites plus teleport and fiber services via its IntelsatONESM terrestrial network. To reach viewers in the Asia-Pacific region, BBC World News will utilize capacity on the Intelsat 8 and the Intelsat 5 satellites, located at 166º E and 169º E, respectively. For distribution into the Americas, BBC World News will use capacity on the Intelsat 9and the Galaxy 13 satellites, located at 58° W and 127° W, respectively. Uplinking services will be carried out at Intelsat’s teleports located in Ellenwood, Georgia; Napa, California; and Paumalu, Hawaii.
Colin Lawrence, Commercial Director at BBC World News, said: “Being accessible to as wide an audience as possible is vitally important to us, whether that is via satellite or fiber services, so we’re very happy to increase our reach and deliver our programming to more viewers with this deal.”
“By leveraging our regional video neighborhoods, the BBC is able to efficiently deliver its programming to the top DTH and cable communities," said Kurt Riegelman, Intelsat’s Senior Vice President, Global Sales. “Our ability to combine satellites with fiber and teleport services on our IntelsatONE network provides programmers and broadcasters a seamlessly integrated end-to-end solution that meets their global distribution requirements.”
Intelsat will be exhibiting at CommunicAsia 2010, a leading Information Communications Technology conference and exhibition in Singapore, June 15-18 at booth #6D2-07.
About BBC World News
The BBC attracts a global audience of 241 million people to its international news services like BBC World Service and the BBC World News television channel.
BBC World News, the BBC's commercially funded international 24-hour news and information channel, is owned and operated by BBC World News Ltd, a member of the BBC’s commercial group of companies. BBC World News attracts 71 million viewers a week, is available in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide, and reaches 303 million households and more than 1.8 million hotel rooms. The channel's content is also available on 81 cruise ships, 46 airlines, 36 mobile phone networks and a number of major online platforms including bbc.com/news. For further information on how to receive BBC World News, download schedules or find out more about the channel, visit bbcworldnews.com.
About Intelsat
Intelsat is the leading provider of fixed satellite services worldwide. For over 45 years, Intelsat has been delivering information and entertainment for many of the world’s leading media and network companies, multinational corporations, Internet Service Providers and governmental agencies. Intelsat’s satellite, teleport and fiber infrastructure is unmatched in the industry, setting the standard for transmissions of video, data and voice services. From the globalization of content and the proliferation of HD, to the expansion of cellular networks and broadband access, with Intelsat, advanced communications anywhere in the world are closer, by far.
