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Hi Mike,
You say
>
>I really appreciate the satellite news and have subscribed to many of the
>newsletters that tele-satellite.com houses. I have a specific need for
>background information on digital DTH efforts around the globe, active and
>planned, for inclusion in a larger report of which I am part author. I
know
>the north and south american scene pretty well but need help with other
parts
>of the world. Can you help? The information I need is as follows: 1.
The
>major players in each country and competitors 2. the name of the service
> 3. primary country to be served 4. location of the uplinking, digital
>operation centers 5. date (planned) launched 6. estimate of
subscribers
>if up and running. I have looked at all of the newsletters and got a lot
of
>spotty information regarding planned efforts. Possibly if you had a good
>list of this component of my needs you would share it with me? Or aim me
in
>the proper direction so I can mine the data myself. Thanking you in
advance,
We say:
Thanks for the nice compliments. You know, you are an ideal TELE-satellite
subscriber candidate. You may ask who or what is TELE-satellite? Well, this
is our bi-monthly, bi-lingual (English/German) satellite special interest
magazine aimed at anyone interested in the manufacture, distribution,
support and use of DTH and SMATV systems, world-wide. It averages more than
200 pages, packed with useful information of the type you are seeking. I
could fill the next 2,000 or 3,000 lines with the info you requested, but
in a couple of months, given the dynamic nature of the sat-scene, it would
be totally out of date. So why not splash out with a few Pounds, Dollars or
D-Marks and ensure that your report is bang up-to-date, you will not regret
it. You can subscribe via Chris Williams, of our international subscription
department. She can be reached on chris@satcodx.com. Good Luck with the
report,
Best regards,
Merve Iles
PR
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