Italy’s Rai launches free OTT service

From http://advanced-television.com/2016/09/19/italys-rai-launches-free-ott-service/ Italian public broadcaster Rai has launched its new multimedia platform, with free access via app and PC, both online and offline. RaiPlay offers users a constantly updated catalogue of content. It includes 14 RAI channels in live streaming (Rai1, Rai2, Rai3, Rai4, Rai5, RaiNews, RaiSport1, RaiSport2, RaiMovie, RaiPremium, RaiYoyo, RaiGulp, RaiStoria, RaiScuola), a […]

Japan to build satellite for Vietnam’s climate observation

From http://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/japan-to-build-satellite-for-vietnam-s-climate-observation-3470718.html Japan to build satellite for Vietnam’s climate observation A blueprint of the ASNARO-2 radar satellite to be built by Japan in 2017. Photo by space.skyrocket Two Japanese companies are slated to deliver the final product in 2018. The Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology has finalized a deal to purchase a radar satellite […]

MUOS-5 after slight orbit change with issue with

From http://www.military-technologies.net/2016/09/20/muos-5-after-slight-orbit-change-with-issue-with-propulsion-still-unsolved/ MUOS-5 after slight orbit change with issue with propulsion still unsolved Well known problems with propulsion of United States Navy communication Satellite MUOS-5 are still not explained even after performing visual inspection by one of the GSSAP satellites. Since first problems with MUOS-5 were reported to public in July 2016, U.S. Navy has […]

Cornell team develops water-powered satellite for lunar orbit

From http://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/science/cornell-students-shoot-for-the-moon-with-water-propulsion/article/475310 A tiny satellite, about the size of a cereal box and powered by water, is in the running to become the first CubeSat to orbit the moon. A Cornell University student team calling themselves Cislunar Explorers is developing the little orbiter as part of NASA’s Cube Quest Challenge, which is offering prizes totaling […]

Millennial viewers favour piracy over linear TV

From http://advanced-television.com/2016/09/20/millennial-viewers-favour-piracy-over-linear-tv/ Following industry reports that indicate millennials spend 54 per cent of their TV viewing time streaming content rather than watching traditional live programming, the 2016 Millennials at the Gate report from creative advertising agency Anatomy Media looking at the streaming and piracy behaviours of young (18-24) adults, shows two key streaming habits should […]

MEASAT Knows How To Operate Was Recognized At World Satellite Business Week

From http://finance.yahoo.com/news/too-many-satellites-means-sky-040100310.html Satellite operators are launching more high-powered communications rigs into space, with two more set to join about two-dozen already in orbit by the end of the year, crowding the skies and threatening the industry’s fat profit margins. The new orbiters being launched at a cost of as much as $500 million each are […]

New Zealand takes step closer to satellite supported air traffic control

From http://www.airport-world.com/news/general-news/5829-new-zealand-takes-step-closer-to-satellite-supported-air-traffic-control.html A new satellite-supported system designed to replace radar as New Zealand’s main aircraft tracking technology is a step closer today. Airways New Zealand has secured a supplier of ground infrastructure for its Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS–B) network. “The network will provide a more detailed picture of our airspace than is currently […]

India to launch 8 satellites in 2 different orbits on Sep 26

From http://www.thestatesman.com/news/india/india-to-launch-8-satellites-in-2-different-orbits-on-sep-26/166608.html India on Sep 26 morning will launch its weather satellite SCATSAT-1 and seven other satellites – five foreign and two domestic – with its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket, said an official of the Indian space agency on Thursday. According to Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) the PSLV rocket with eight satellites […]