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Techno-Sciences Awarded Contracts Totaling $7.5 Million for Satellite Search and Rescue – Satellite Today

LEO and MEO footprint Comparisons for satellite-based SAR assistance. Photo: Communications Research Center Canada [Via Satellite 01-13-2015] McMurdo Group’s recently acquired Techno-Sciences has received contracts worth approximately $7.5 million from NASA and the governments of Cyprus, Brunei and Argentina for Search and Rescue (SAR) network infrastructure solutions and next-generation Medium Earth Orbit Search and Rescue…

BlackBridge, Agrian Partner on RapidEye Imagery Offerings for Agriculture – Satellite Today

São Paulo State Brazil. Photo: BlackBridge [Via Satellite 01-13-2015] Beginning this year, BlackBridge’s RapidEye imagery from the U.S. and Canadian Monitoring Program for Agriculture will be made available through Agrian’s Technology Platform for Growers. Agrian will be able to supply a large pool of high-resolution, multispectral RapidEye satellite imagery along with its own soil data,…

SatLink Communications Eyes New Business Opportunities with OTT and IPTV Customers – Satellite Today

David Hochner, CEO of SatLink Communications. Photo: SatLink Communications. [Via Satellite 01-12-2015] SatLink Communications, a global provider of satellite solutions for broadcasting and telecommunications services, is making a shift from being primarily focused on satellite-oriented services to including complete content management services. The change is inspired by new demands from broadcasters, as well as an…

General Dynamics, Rockwell Collins Ship More Than 1,200 Radios to US Government – Satellite Today

General Dynamics’ PRC-155 two-channel Manpack radio keeps soldiers cyber-defended and connected to the Soldier’s Network. Photo: General Dynamics [Via Satellite 01-12-2015] General Dynamics Mission Systems and Rockwell Collins have shipped more than 1,200 AN/PRC-155 radios for a Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) contract with the U.S. government. According to the companies, the PRC-155 is now…

Global Eagle Sees Traditional Content Supporting IFC Business – Satellite Today

Dave Davis, CEO of Global Eagle Entertainment. Photo: Row 44 [Via Satellite 01-09-2015] In-Flight entertainment and connectivity provider Global Eagle Entertainment (GEE) is not worried that burgeoning demand for In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) services will cannibalize the more established world of traditional content, Dave Davis, CEO of GEE said at the Citi Internet, Media & Telecommunications…