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  • Unless there are specific US built hardware on Eutelsat's satellites, then I am failing to see the concern here.

    Its Saber Rattling Time Again - NASA Watch 2009

  • For its TV channel, the BBC rented a frequency on Eutelsat's Hotbird, the most popular satellite in Iran for TV watchers.

    In Skies Over Iran, a Battle for Control of Satellite TV Paul Sonne 2011

  • Instead Eutelsat's response was to discontinue broadcasting BBC Persian and VOA Persian on the most accessible and popular satellite, Hotbird6, and to move them to less accessible satellites.

    Broadcasting Tehran's Repression Shirin Ebadi 2011

  • The BBC Persian documentary "The Ayatollah's Seal" was jammed by Iran on Eutelsat's W3A satellite in September, leaving images scrambled and incomprehensible.

    In Skies Over Iran, a Battle for Control of Satellite TV Paul Sonne 2011

  • Eutelsat's recent decision to stop distributing al-Aqsa on only one of its satellites is not sufficient compliance, and Eutelsat should be held accountable for its continued broadcasting of al-Aqsa.

    Jihad TV in Europe Roberta Bonazzi 2009

  • Eutelsat's gambit is especially controversial because the company is a major supplier of commercial satellite capacity to the Pentagon and other U.S. agencies in the Mideast.

    China to Launch Satellite for France's Eutelsat 2009

  • In Eutelsat's case, officials said, the company also picked the Chinese because it needed to line up a launch quickly to compensate for the recent loss of another of its high-Earth orbit satellites in a malfunction.

    China to Launch Satellite for France's Eutelsat 2009

  • Eutelsat's plans were reported Friday by the publication Space News.

    Satellite Firm Prepares For 2008

  • But the latest effort, according to Chief Executive Giuliano Berretta, means that one advanced satellite -- with a capacity equal to Eutelsat's entire 24-satellite fleet -- can serve as many as two million Internet users.

    Firms Team Up to Offer Internet 2008

  • Prior to Viasat-1, the most powerful commercial telecoms satellite in orbit was Eutelsat's Ka-Sat with a total throughput of some 70 Gbps.

    BBC News - Home 2011

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