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Russia plans to launch 14 GLONASS-M satellites until the end of 2012, according to Nikolay Testoyedov, general designer and general director of Reshetnev Information Satellite Systems.
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Intelsat S.A. reported results for the three months ending 31 March 2010.
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Thaicom PCL said it should return to profit by the second or third quarter 2010 and still expects to post a full-year net profit.
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The days that all you could get through cable was analogue television, are since long gone, through the advancements in technology, at an amazing rate, cable service providers have developed a wide variety of services they can offer to consumers and businesses. Besides the standard analogue television broadcasts you can receive through cable, there is now the opportunity to receive digital TV through cable. The main advantage of digital TV versus analogue TV, is the fact that unlike analogue signals, digital signals are completely noise-free, producing a much clearer signal, resulting in much better reception on your television set.