Broadband

UPDATE July 31: This story was updated to include Mynaric’s response to questions. PARIS — Startup…

PARIS — Satellite fleet operator Eutelsat offered updated proof that the direct-to-home satellite-television market remains a solid business, especially in the emerging markets including Africa, and said it had now assembled the pieces of a consumer satellite-broadband strategy.

Paris-based Eutelsat has been fighting two market sentiments in the past couple of years: That satellite TV was in a slow but inexorable death spiral, and that the company was unable to prosecute a viable consumer broadband business in Europe and Africa.

PARIS — Satellite fleet operator Telesat reported a 10% decline in revenue for the three months…

PARIS — Spanish electric-utility and fiber-optic telecoms operator Red Electrica Corp. paid 933 million euros ($1.04…

PARIS — Satellite fleet operators Intelsat and Eutelsat agreed to share their potentially conflicting rights to…

PARIS — Satellite broadband hardware and service provider Hughes Network Systems invested $50 million in OneWeb…

PARIS —The British government had decidedly mixed views about the financial wisdom of investing $500 million…

PARIS — Aero and maritime mobile broadband satellite services provider Global Eagle Entertainment Inc. filed for…

PARIS — The European Council’s decision on the next 7-year budget includes reductions in planned spending…

PARIS — The British Defence Ministry bought itself more time to figure out what its next-generation…