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	International Telecommunications Satellite Organization : ITSO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The organization's primary source of revenue comes from satellite usage fees which, after deduction of operating costs, are redistributed to ITSO members in proportion to their shares as repayment of capital and compensation for use of capital.
		Satellite services are available to any organization (both ITSO members and non-members), and all users pay the same rates.
		The consortium began on August 20, 1964 as the International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium with 11 participating countries.
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	Telecommunications: Competition Issues in International Satellite Communications (Chapter Report, 10/11/96, ...
		That satellite system was developed and implemented by governments that joined together in INTELSAT and another intergovernmental organization, the International Mobile Satellite Organization (Inmarsat), which was organized to provide maritime communications, including services for the safety of life and rescue at sea.
		For example, the intergovernmental organizations, INTELSAT and Inmarsat, have enjoyed a variety of advantages deriving from their intergovernmental status; in particular, many of the signatories are wholly or partially government-owned and also may serve as the regulatory authorities that make decisions about which satellite systems will have access to their domestic markets.
		The organization is considerably larger, in terms of its capacity and volume of services, than any of the other satellite systems throughout the world.\5 Some analysts have suggested that its large number of satellites and extensive capacity to provide communications services give INTELSAT an ability to dominate the market to the detriment of other firms.
	www.globalsecurity.org /space/library/report/gao/rced97001.htm (0 words)

	Intelsat
		An organization (International Telecommunications Satellite Organization) formed in 1964 that designs, builds, and operates a global system of communications satellites of the same name.
		For most of its life, Intelsat was run by a consortium of government telecommunications authorities with shares in the organization in proportion to their use of it.
		Satellites in the most recently completed series, Intelsat 8 and 8A, launched in the late 1990s, can simultaneously handle 112,500 phone calls, or 22,000 phone calls plus three color TV broadcasts.
	www.daviddarling.info /encyclopedia/I/Intelsat.html (0 words)

	International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT) Privileges and Immunities Order
		His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Secretary of State for External Affairs, pursuant to section 3 of the Privileges and Immunities (International Organizations) Act, is pleased hereby to make the annexed Order respecting the privileges and immunities in Canada of the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization.
		(1) The Organization shall have in Canada the legal capacities of a body corporate and shall, to the extent provided for in the Protocol, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Articles II and III of the Convention for the United Nations.
		(3) Officials of the Organization shall have in Canada the privileges and immunities set forth in Article V of the Convention for officials of the United Nations, to the extent that these privileges and immunities are extended to staff members of the Organization by Article 7 of the Protocol.
	laws.justice.gc.ca /en/F-29.4/SOR-81-907/text.html (0 words)

	communications satellite on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Renamed the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization in 1974 and a private corporation since 2001, Intelsat now has a network of 28 satellites in geosynchronous orbits that provides instantaneous communications throughout the world.
		Inmarsat was originally an intergovernmental organization called the International Maritime Satellite Organization but later changed its name to the International Mobile Satellite Organization to reflect its expansion into land, mobile, and aeronautical communications.
		These are used by individual countries, organizations, and commercial ventures for internal communications or for business or military use.
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	AGREEMENT RELATING TO THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE ORGANIZATION "INTELSAT" (with annexes and ...
		(e) The separate satellites and associated facilities referred to in paragraph (e) of Article III of this Agreement may be financed and owned by INTELSAT as part of the INTELSAT space segment upon the unanimous approval of all the Signatories.
		If a State ceases to be a Party, or if a State or a telecommunications entity ceases to be a Signatory, after a dispute in which it is a disputant has been submitted to arbitration pursuant to paragraph (a) of this Article, the arbitration shall be continued and concluded.
		In the case of separate satellites or associated facilities financed by INTELSAT pursuant to paragraph (e) of Article V of the Agreement, the Board of Governors shall establish the charges to be paid for the utilization of such services.
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	General Framework - ANACOM
		The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (Intelsat), is a global intergovernmental organization, was established in 1971, Portugal being one of the founding members.
		The main objective of this Organization was the development of a unique global commercial system of satellite telecommunications, as part of an improved telecommunications global network, aiming to ensure worldwide access thereto.
		Furthermore, the intergovernmental organization remained, with a residual character and a new designation ITSO (International Telecommunications Satellite Organization), and its functions are limited to the supervision of the compliance with the basic principles on the part of the new enterprise, particularly the LCO’s.
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	Broadband - Global Communications - CBAND - VSAT - Satellite Communications
		Cband is a range of satellite transmission frequencies that TV and radio channels use to transmit to full-size satellite dishes.
		Satellite Communications complement, augment or extend any Communications Network while providing turnkey solutions for private data networks connecting business enterprises, governments and financial institutions worldwide with Intelsat’s VSAT.
		Each day our satellites are used to connect disparate locations for voice communications or financial transactions, transmit email or Web pages, broadcast news or sporting events.
	www.intelsat.com (0 words)

	Spatial Relations - COVER STORY: GLOBAL EXTRANET - CIO WebBusiness Magazine August 1, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		He can also find out which European and Asian telecommunications firms have satellite antennas, or "earth stations," pointed at the satellite, and he can find out whom to contact to see if the dishes are available to transmit and receive the video.
		With 20 satellites in orbit, IntelSat's coverage spans the globe, and it pulls in nearly $1 billion in revenues a year.
		An additional six IntelSat satellites have been transferred to a private IntelSat spinoff company, called New Skies Satellites, that started operations this year and is expected to have an IPO in 1999.
	www.cio.com /archive/webbusiness/080198_intelsat.html?printversion=yes (0 words)

	INTELSAT Comments
		The views of industry and consumers on INTELSAT's privatization and its impact on the satellite communications industry will also be used by the President to prepare his annual report to Congress pursuant to the Open-Market Reorganization for the Betterment of International Telecommunications Act ("ORBIT Act").
		INTELSAT is an intergovernmental organization formed in 1971 to develop and operate a global telecommunications satellite system initiated by a pre-existing international consortium.
		Approximately 80% of international traffic originating in the U.S. is carried by undersea cables, increasing capacity and lowering the cost of capacity.
	www.ntia.doc.gov /ntiahome/occ/oecd2000/intelsat/intelsat.htm (0 words)

	Inmarsat Privatization Fails To Win Consensus - 6/2/1997 - Wireless Week - CA4896 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		WASHINGTON--The International Maritime Satellite Organization's privatization efforts appear to have met the same roadblock that the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization's restructuring attempts confronted earlier this year.
		While all parties agree that the operative word for reconfiguring both treaty-based organizations is "privatization," the 80 member nations have been unable to agree on the extent of private control for either company.
		For the U.S. satellite communications industry, fair regulatory treatment and assurances that government-controlled operations will not subsidize "privatized" operations are more critical than the precise percentage of public ownership.
	www.wirelessweek.com /article/CA4896.html?spacedesc=&stt=001 (0 words)

	Intelsat Privatization in the Competitive Global Market
		Washington - October 6, 1998 - Speaking at the Washington Telecommunications Forum of the International Institute of Communications (IIC) in late September, Mr.
		Conny Kullman, Director General and CEO-Designate of the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (Intelsat), outlined his vision of the organization's future role as a fully commercial, private entity in the competitive international marketplace.
		The IIC, an independent forum of international policy-makers, completed its two-day discussions yesterday on recent changes in the US and international telecommunications environment, industry competition, and the status of the WTO Basic Telecoms Agreement.
	www.spacedaily.com /news/intelsat-98p.html (0 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Bill Cadogan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		International Telecommunications Satellite Organization - Washington, District of Columbia
		Cadogan is a member of the Telecommunications Industry Association and served as the association's chairman in 2000.
		Prior to ADC, Bill was General Manager of Business Development for the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (Intelsat) in Washington, D.C. His extensive background in the telecommunications industry includes 15 years with AT&T, where he held a variety of sales and marketing positions.
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	Earth satellite ... - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		International Maritime Satellite Organization (INMARSAT) organization that operates a system of satellites facilitating mobile communications on...
		Deployment and operation of communications satellites on a commercial basis began with the founding of the Communications Satellite Corporation...
		Map of International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (map of member countries)
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	communications satellite
		the first communications satellite, launched in 1960, was an instrumented inflatable sphere that passively reflected radio signals back to earth.
		Geosynchronous orbits (in which the satellite remains over a single spot on the earth's surface) were first used by NASA's Syncom series and
		Communications Satellite Corporation - Communications Satellite Corporation (Comsat), organization incorporated (1962) by an act of...
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	Find in a Library: Telecommunications, competitive impact of restructuring the international satellite organizations ...
		Find in a Library: Telecommunications, competitive impact of restructuring the international satellite organizations report to the Chairman, Committee on Commerce, House of Representatives
		Telecommunications, competitive impact of restructuring the international satellite organizations report to the Chairman, Committee on Commerce, House of Representatives
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	Intelsat-PanAmSat FCC Docket No. 05-290 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Intelsat and PanAmSat have filed a series of applications pursuant to section 310(d) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, seeking Commission approval to transfer control of Commission licenses held by two subsidiaries of PanAmSat to Intelsat.
		PanAmSat is the indirect parent of PanAmSat Licensee Corp. and PanAmSat H-2 Licensee Corp., which hold authorizations to operate non-common carrier fixed-satellite service satellites using the C- and Ku-bands, as well as authorizations for numerous non-common carrier earth stations that transmit and/or receive signals in those frequency bands.
		Response to April 13, 2006 Reply Comments of Intelsat, filed by International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (ITSO)
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	Find in a Library: The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT) : economic and institutional ...
		Find in a Library: The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT) : economic and institutional challenges facing an international organization
		The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT) : economic and institutional challenges facing an international organization
		Senior Interagency Group on International Communication and Information Policy.
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	Pelton (1974) Global communications satellite policy: INTELSAT, politics, and functionalism
		Pelton (1974) Global communications satellite policy: INTELSAT, politics, and functionalism
		Global communications satellite policy: INTELSAT, politics, and functionalism
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		to maintain the continuity of international public telecommunications services, with high reliability and quality.
		to promote international public telecommunications services to meet the needs of the Information and Communication Society.
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	Intelsat, Ltd. information and related industry information from Hoover's
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		Intelsat's geostationary satellites enjoy a bird's-eye view of our planet.
		The former International Telecommunications Satellite Organization, set up by governments around the world in 1964 and reorganized in 2001 as a private enterprise, provides global communications services over its network of more than two dozen satellites.
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	Comments of INTELSAT to NTIA (Filed May 7, 2001)
		Comments of INTELSAT to NTIA (Filed May 7, 2001)
		The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization ("INTELSAT") hereby responds to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration's ("NTIA") request for comments in the above referenced proceeding.
		The NTIA seeks comments in order to compile its third annual report to Congress pursuant to the International Anti-Bribery and Fair Competition Act of 1998 (the "Anti-Bribery Act") as well as its second report to Congress pursuant to the Open-Market Reorganization for the Betterment of International Telecommunications Act ("ORBIT Act").
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	International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (Intelsat)
		20 August 1964 set up as the Telecommunications Satellite Consortium; 12 February 1973 adopted present name
		to develop and operate a global commercial telecommunications satellite system
		This page was last updated on 14 June, 2006
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