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Globalstar, Inc., announced that the deployment of its second-generation constellation has entered the home stretch with the planning of an early February Soyuz launch with its launch services provider, Arianespace.

NOAA has decided to move GOES-14 into the traditional GOES East spot at 75 degrees West, replacing GOES-13, which has suffered from data quality issues.

COM DEV International Ltd. announced a restructuring and downsizing of its Canadian government space division, COM DEV Canada, which is headquartered in Ottawa with additional facilities in Cambridge, Ontario.

London, UK, October 2, 2012- According to the latest research from Informa Telecoms & Media released at the CDN Summit, revenue generated from the sale of content delivery network (CDN) services will grow threefold in the five years to 2017 to reach US$4.63 billion. This is on the back of a fivefold rise in global CDN traffic.

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