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Opel pays $65m for Wimax spectrum

JOINT-venture regional broadband provider OPEL has shelled out US$65 million to acquire Austar’s 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz spectrum to set up its national WiMAX voice and internet service.
 
Telstra puts legal squeeze on Conroy

IF the Rudd Government thought Telstra was going to take some of the heat out of its legal battle over the Coalition’s awarding of Commonwealth money to a competitor, it must be disappointed.
 
GLOBAL satellite provider IntelSat to stop unauthorized use of platform

GLOBAL satellite provider IntelSat says it is working with the Sri Lankan Government on ways to stop the unauthorized use of one of its satellite platforms by the Tamil Tigers secessionists.
 
Google trials TV ad booking service
SEARCH giant Google is looking to leverage its broad statistical technology to muscle into the TV advertising market, signing agreement with two subscription TV companies to run a trial.
 
Chrysler to launch lounge room on wheels

IN A breakthrough to rival the introduction of gigantic cupholders, car-maker Chrysler is to launch its first model that features three channels of satellite television programming.

 
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Tuesday, 14 November 2006
Irdeto’s IPTV and Digital TV content available via IDC’s satellite systems.

Digital content provider, Irdeto, announced that it has signed an agreement to provide Digital TV and IPTV content via International Datacasting Corporation’s satellite systems.

According to Ron Clifton, president and CEO of IDC, under the new Value-Added Reseller (VAR) agreement, they stand to strengthen the existing range of enterprise-grade solutions. The two companies have a history of working cohesively with one another, offering complimentary broadcast solutions – content and the means for distributing it.

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Satellite & Broadcast News
Opel pays $65m for Wimax spectrum

JOINT-venture regional broadband provider OPEL has shelled out US$65 million to acquire Austar’s 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz spectrum to set up its national WiMAX voice and internet service.
 
Telstra puts legal squeeze on Conroy

IF the Rudd Government thought Telstra was going to take some of the heat out of its legal battle over the Coalition’s awarding of Commonwealth money to a competitor, it must be disappointed.
 
GLOBAL satellite provider IntelSat to stop unauthorized use of platform

GLOBAL satellite provider IntelSat says it is working with the Sri Lankan Government on ways to stop the unauthorized use of one of its satellite platforms by the Tamil Tigers secessionists.
 
Google trials TV ad booking service
SEARCH giant Google is looking to leverage its broad statistical technology to muscle into the TV advertising market, signing agreement with two subscription TV companies to run a trial.
 
Chrysler to launch lounge room on wheels

IN A breakthrough to rival the introduction of gigantic cupholders, car-maker Chrysler is to launch its first model that features three channels of satellite television programming.

 
Galileo is search of unity
DELAYS to the ambitious Galileo satellite navigation system have caused nervous European Union officials to start looking at alternatives to the current consortium of eight suppliers building the system.
 
Seven gears for online future
THE cashed up Seven Network has further entrenched its future as an internet player in the region, with its joint-venture Yahoo7 teaming with Telecom New Zealand in another online content play.
 
Hughes’ hybrid land-space systems a winner
HUGHES Network Systems has been given a company of the year award for its integration of the best of both satellite and terrestrial technologies within its HughesNet-branded broadband products.
 
Irdeto and IDC strengthen ties
Irdeto’s IPTV and Digital TV content available via IDC’s satellite systems.
 
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