📡 Tricolor launches at 75°E
Pay-TV operator Tricolor has announced a major expansion of its satellite infrastructure, beginning broadcasts from a new orbital position at 75°E under the “Tricolor Federal” project.
Pay-TV operator Tricolor has announced a major expansion of its satellite infrastructure, beginning broadcasts from a new orbital position at 75°E under the “Tricolor Federal” project.
Medialogistika (MSK-IX), together with rights holder KION, has announced a spring promotion for operators and media platforms.
Due to technical issues on the Express-AT1 satellite (56°E) affecting broadcasts by major satellite operators, the Medialogistika platform is ready to promptly provide terrestrial TV signal delivery for partners via IP.
The Russian government has added conditional access systems for television broadcasting (CAS and DRM) to the list of critical information infrastructure (CII) objects.
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Satellite TV subscribers are experiencing widespread signal issues due to a technical failure on the Express-AT1 satellite at the 56°E orbital position.
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