PARIS — International satellite regulators asked for additional time to address separate conflicts between satellite operators in France and Greece on the one hand, and Britain and Saudi Arabia.
Faced with a potentially explosive frequency-interference issue from satellites about to the placed into service, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Radio Regulations Board on March 22 did the only thing it could: ask the parties to continue talking to find a solution, and set up committees to look into the matter.
As a result, Arabsat . . .
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