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Eutelsat moves, renames damaged satellite — again

Submit on Tuesday, March 20th, 2007 00:54

The Eurobird 4 (formerly known as Eurobird 10, formerly known as Hotbird 3) satellite of Eutelsat Communications has initiated commercial service at the group’s 4 degrees East position.

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