Intelsat INSIDER - December 2012
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Intelsat Assumes Full Ownership of Intelsat 28 Satellite
Intelsat 28 logoIntelsat recently acquired the remaining equity of the New Dawn Satellite Company Ltd., and the joint venture’s satellite, renaming the spacecraft Intelsat 28.

Located at 33° East, the satellite was launched in April 2011 to provide Africa with new capacity for voice, wireless backhaul, fixed line and wireless infrastructure, broadband and media services.

Intelsat 28 also hosts a Ku-band MCPC media platform in partnership with GlobeCast. The platform is based on DVB-S2 modulation and MPEG-4 compression technology, and can be received with sub-1 meter antennas in much of its coverage area. Intelsat currently operates 23 satellites that provide capacity to Africa.

  
In This Issue...
An Update from Europe & the Middle East
Ku- vs. Ka-Band – Separating the Hype from the Facts
Case Study: Media Customers Deploy Disaster Recovery Plans during Hurricane Sandy
The Battle to Safeguard C-band Spectrum
On the Move: Intelsat Advances Its Mobility Business
Improved Trouble Ticketing System to Enhance Customer Experience
Panasonic Aviation Chooses IntelsatOne to Complement Satellite Network
ABC's Rich Wolf Wins 2012 SSPI Mentor Award
Intelsat Assumes Full Ownership of Intelsat 28 Satellite
Intelsat to Relocate U.S. Headquarters to Northern Virginia in 2014
  
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