At the Satellite 2013 show in Washington, D.C. Satellite Markets and Research Editor-in-Chief Virgil Labrador spoke with  Jack Waters, CEO of Xiplink on the trends in the bandwidth optimization market.

At the Satellite 2013 show in Washington, D.C., Satellite Markets and Research Editor-in-Chief Virgil Labrador spoke with Ofer Greenberger, CEO of Orbit Communications Systems on their new products for the maritime and land transportation markets.

At Satellite 2013 in Washington, D.C., Satellite Markets and Research Editor-in-Chief Virgil Labrador spoke with Steve Collar, CEO, O3B Networks who provided an update on their upcoming launch of their new satellites in the second half of 2013 and their future prospects.

During Cabsat 2013 in Dubai, UAE Satellite Markets and Research Editor-in-Chief Virgil Labrador spoke with key executives including Baozhong Huang, EVP-Sales and Marketing, APT Satellite Co. and M

Here are the highlights of Cabsat 2013 Interviews.

Satellite Markets and Research Editor-in-Chief Virgil Labrador discussed with Martin Jarrold, Chief of International Program Development of the GVF on the highlights of the GVF Satellite Summit @ Cabsat 2013.

Here is the Interview with Baozhong Huang, EVP-Sales & Marketing, APT Satellite Co..

The Society of Satellite Professionals International's (SSPI) current Director of Development, Lou Zacharilla spoke with previous SSPI chairpersons of the SSPI, Ellen Hoff (President, W.L. Pritchard & Co.), Maury Mechanick (Counsel, White & Case LLP) and Clayton Mowry (President, Arianespace USA) to share their views on this most social of social networks. 

In-flight broadband is set for takeoff. In our bandwidth-hungry world, consumers expect to have broadband access anywhere, anytime, including when they’re in the air on long-haul flights. To shed light on this growing market Satellite Executive Briefing contributor B.H.

As the satellite industry heads into a season of  forums, conferences and networking events, we get a chance to examine what the industry believes are its most important issues.  Because there are many voices and advocates for the key niches in our industry, I thought it would be useful to engage the leadership of key trade associations and special interest groups.  Each represents an important tract in