Telesat concerned satellite capacity won’t be available to Canadian broadcasters
Broadcast | October 8, 2004
Concerns are being raised that adequate satellite capacity might not be available for Canadian broadcasters and direct-to-home (DTH) satellite TV providers from Ciel Satellite Communications after that company last month won a satellite slot licence. Ciel Satellite was awarded the 129 degrees west orbital position on September 24, sparking outcry from Telesat Canada.
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