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Content tagged with Satellite posted in March 2020
OneWeb turns to Chapter 11, seeks sale
Jeff Baumgartner   3/30/2020   Post a comment
Satellite broadband startup says talks to fully fund the company through deployment and commercial launch fell through, citing the financial impact caused by the spread of COVID-19.
BBWN Bites: OneWeb adds birds, feels heat
Ray Le Maistre   3/24/2020   Post a comment
Also in this roundup: Streamers ease off; Danes boost broadband availability; Veego teams up with Amdocs; Ukrtelecom takes GPON rural with Iskratel; and more.
US Senate stamps Broadband DATA Act
Jeff Baumgartner   3/11/2020   Post a comment
Organizations applaud passing of act aimed at fixing outdated broadband maps illustrating who has – and who lacks – access to high-speed Internet service.
BBWN Bites: Cable increases its dominance of US broadband market
Ray Le Maistre   3/9/2020   Post a comment
Also in this broadband sector news roundup: Italians at loggerheads; CityFibre shifts up a gear; UK's FTTH market linked to more funding; Canada's Xplornet snapped up for $2 billion.
US cable must be wary of emerging broadband threats
Jeff Baumgartner   3/3/2020   Post a comment
Fixed wireless broadband is 'most important threat' facing cable broadband while new satellite-based options should be met with a cautious eye, analyst says.




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