Youngest Murdoch to take over UK satellite leader
James Murdoch, youngest son of Rupert, seems set to become CEO of UK satellite broadcaster BSkyB. The company, Britains 18th largest, has 6.8...
BBC speeds up your workflow
BBC Post Production is to launch a facility to cater for factual and learning programming in November 2003. The facility will provide both BBC and...
Maine quits Kingston
Kingston Communications started life as a humble telephone company in the English town of Hull. For a time the company rode high on the technology...
Historic meeting of satellite chiefs
Convened by ESOA (European Satellite Operators Association) and SIA (Satellite Industry Association) chief executives and senior representatives...
ND SatCom introduces slim-line "SkyWAN"
ND SatCom AG, an AIB member and a leading global supplier of satellite based broadband VSAT, broadcast and military communication network and ground...
Soros and Brundtland to address News Exchange
George Soros, the international financier and media philanthropist, and Dr Gro Harlem Brundtland, the retiring director general of the World Health...
Senger honoured by EBU
Peter Senger, Director of Marketing, Distribution and Engineering at Germany's international broadcaster Deutsche Welle and Chairman of the Digital...
RNZI back on air via Australia
AIB member Radio New Zealand International announces on its web site: "At last we have some good news! RNZI is back on air with a reduced service -...
Religious restrictions in Pakistan
Recently, the Pakistan government has declared its intention greatly to increase the number of TV and radio outlets in the countries. Then came news...
