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#Aerodoc at #IBCShow 2024: Connect with Us! We are excited to announce that our COO Dan Zonnenschein will attend the #IBCShow in #Amsterdam from September 13 to 16! With over 25 years of expertise handling sophisticated and sensitive cargo, #Aerodoc has become a #TrustedPartner for #InternationalTelecommunicationsCompanies. Whether it's transporting state-of-the-art technology, satellites, or other critical equipment, we ensure your assets arrive safely and on time anywhere worldwide. As the broadcasting industry rapidly adopts 5G technology—74% of broadcasters are already leveraging or planning to leverage 5G for live video contributions—our specialized logistics solutions are more vital than ever. The enhanced efficiency and expanded coverage 5G offers are changing how large-scale events are captured and delivered. If you're attending #IBC, don’t miss the opportunity to meet Dan. Let’s discuss how Aerodoc can support your logistics needs in this exciting era of 5G and beyond. Reach out to schedule a meeting or visit our booth during the show. Let's unlock new opportunities together! 👇🏻 info@aerodoc.com #IBC2024 #RaiAmsterdam #LogisticsNeeds #Worldwide #5G #Broadcasting #Technology #Aerodoc #CustomizingSolutionsToBeCloser

Lançamento do Foguete Falcon9, Missão Eutelsat 36D -SpaceX launches the Eutelsat 36D Mission. -Eutelsat 36D is a planned new generation multimission geostationary telecommunications satellite for Eutelsat, replacing and enhancing capacity at 36degEast, a key orbital slot for Eutelsat TV Broadcasting (DTH) and government services over Africa, Russia and Europe.

Very interesting chat on #WRC23, underscoring #6GHz, #saltellite issues, #NGSO, #regional approaches, #broadcasting #aeronautical mobile, #safety and some of the future agenda Items for #WRC27

One of my personal targets for 2023 was to learn a new language. I'm making steady progress in German, and will continue in 2024. It's my first thing in the morning routine, after waking up. My decision to learn German was partly decided because of the availability of hundreds of free German language channels on satellite television. Fortunately the UK is within the satellite signal 'footprint'. We already had an old Sky TV satellite dish on the house, when we moved in. To receive German television just required a cheap (less than £40) satellite receiver box, capable of downloading signals from all international TV broadcast satellites (a sky box won't work). It also required using a satellite signal finder unit, and physically moving the satellite dish towards the satellite at 19 degrees east. #satelliteconnectivity #satellitecommunications #satellites #satellite #personalgrowth #personaldevelopment #learning #germanlanguage #growthmindset

Incredibly useful summary of the outcomes of the #WorldRadiocommunicationConference23 and the future of the communications sector #WRC23

🛫 Exploring VHF vs. HF in Radio Communication 📻 Ever wondered about the differences between VHF (Very High Frequency) and HF (High Frequency) in radio communication? Let's break it down: 🔹 VHF (Very High Frequency): - Frequencies: 30 MHz to 300 MHz. - Characteristics: VHF signals are ideal for line-of-sight communication, making them perfect for aircraft-to-aircraft and aircraft-to-ground communication over shorter distances. - Applications: Think air traffic control, aviation radios, FM radio broadcasting, maritime communication, and even local emergency services. 🔹 HF (High Frequency): - Frequencies: 3 MHz to 30 MHz. - Characteristics: HF signals can travel long distances by reflecting off the ionosphere, enabling long-range communication even beyond the line-of-sight. - Applications: HF shines in long-range aviation communication, international shortwave broadcasting, maritime and military communication, amateur radio enthusiasts connecting worldwide, and providing communication support in remote areas. Understanding these differences helps tailor communication systems to suit specific needs, whether it's ensuring smooth air traffic control, broadcasting critical information globally, or staying connected in the most remote corners of the world. 🌐✈️ #VHF #HF #RadioCommunication #Aviation #Technology

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) recently issued an advisory to Satellite Television Channels Broadcasters/Teleport Operators re the provisioning of satellite capacity on non-Indian satellites, as per the recently introduced Norms, Guidelines and Procedures for Implementation of Indian Space Policy-2023 in respect of Authorization of Space Activities (“NGP”). With effect from April 01, 2025, only non-Indian satellites/constellations that are authorized by IN-SPACe, in any of the frequency bands, shall be permitted to enable the provisioning of their capacity in India. Key Points: Existing arrangements for provisioning of capacity in any of the frequency bands (C, Ku or Ka) with non-Indian satellite operators can continue until March 31, 2025. Any new capacity, additional capacity, or changes of satellite, etc., must require IN-SPACe authorization through an Indian entity. Applications for IN-SPACe authorization must be submitted through the IN-SPACe digital platform (www.inspace.gov.in) by an Indian Entity. This entity could be an Indian subsidiary, joint venture/collaboration, or an authorized dealer/representative of the non-Indian satellite operator in India. Information that needs to be furnished for authorization is detailed in Application Form No. IN: APP:01.02, located in Appendix II (Application Templates for Different Categories of Authorization) of the NGP. For more detail refer to Chapter IV (Space Based Communication), S. No. III (Authorization of non-Indian GSO and/or NGSO satellite/constellation to enable provisioning of its capacity in India for communication services) of the NGP. #SpacePolicy #SatelliteBroadcast #INSPACe #IndianSpacePolicy #BroadcastRegulation #SatelliteAuthorization #SpaceSector #RegulatoryCompliance #BroadcastIndustry #SpacePolicy2023 #BroadcastServices #TelecomRegulation #SatelliteOperators #SpaceLaw #RegulatoryAdvisory #BroadcastAuthorization #SatelliteTechnology #INSPACeAuthorization #SpaceRegulations #CommunicationServices Alaqshendra Singh Milind Yadav Gaurav Pandey

ComReg publishes consultation regarding Telemetry Systems: The introduction of a proposed new licensing framework in the VHF and UHF frequency bands #spectrum https://lnkd.in/dQsy8wh4

The recent White House update to list of Critical and Emerging Technologies and the D2M for Bharat Summit in January point to a geo-political convergence on significance of Terrestrial Broadcasting as a fallback to Satellites in providing Positioning, Navigation and Timing and other mission-critical applications -https://lnkd.in/gjHYGtPT

There have been 30 years of CAB Sat, and during that time, the majority of the UAE's media outlets have been governed by government-owned umbrella organizations, as well as the National Media Council and its extensions. Despite this, the United Arab Emirates has emerged as one of the world's most significant media consumers. Research reveals that the UAE holds the top spot globally regarding social media use, boasting an impressive score of 9.55/10. Notably, the UAE stands out as the most digitally connected nation worldwide, extending its influence beyond social media. With a connectivity score of 7.53/10, the UAE excels in various areas, including internet usage, social media platforms, fixed broadband subscriptions, mobile cellular subscriptions, and the proportion of the population utilizing the internet, as per research compiled by business Proxyrack. Furthermore, the survey indicated that people in the United Arab Emirates spend approximately 7 hours and 29 minutes daily on the internet. South Africans spend the most in the world, nearly ten hours per day, more than any other country. Dalet products can help organizations manage content where streaming abounds. Please stop by and see us we love this show!