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WildBlue Satellite Internet Service Provider | Satellite TV WildBlue's satellite Internet service is a new satellite technology that has tremendously fast upload and download speeds with a much smaller (and less expensive) dish. WildBlue's Satellite Internet Service technology requires that their system is based on smaller concentrated areas that are grouped into beams serviced by a gateway center for that grouping. Wildblues is the first company to offer a true high speed satellite internet alternative to the public than that offered by HughesNET or Starband. rd.business.com /index.asp?epm=s.1&bdcq=WildBlue&bdcr=1&bdcu=http://www.2-upgrade.com&bdcp=&partner=2662601&bdcs=nwuuid-2662601-4A356ABF-6A74-B4BC-C036-2C458CBCA185-ym   (805 words)

WildBlue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia WildBlue Communications, Inc. is a corporation based in Greenwood Village, Colorado. WildBlue claims superior performance both in terms of upload and download speed and also latency through its use of newer satellite technology. WildBlue uses a 28 x 26 in (508 x 660 mm) mini-dish and external satellite modem to bring their service to subscribers anywhere in the 48 contiguous states. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WildBlue   (488 words)

WildBlue Satellite Satellite Speed Internet   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) WildBlue is planning to launch the most affordable satellite Internet service available, with lower monthly fees, lower upfront equipment costs and a wide variety of features at no additional cost to customers. WildBlue’s high bandwidth also opens up a window to a world of rich content that is largely unavailable through dial-up modems. WildBlue’s two-way capability means customers do not need an additional phone or cable line or the expense of a traditional dial-up ISP in order to receive broadband Internet access. www.wemc.com /wildblue.htm   (776 words)

WildBlue WildBlue has launched high speed Internet access via satellite to homes and small offices in small cities and rural America. WildBlue's high bandwidth also opens up a window to a world of rich content that is unavailable through dial-up modems. WildBlue is differentiated from terrestrial service providers (DSL and cable modem) because it covers virtually every home in the continental US. www.fmcs.coop /products/wildblue   (631 words)

Gone dishin': WildBlue in Maine: Satellite broadband is making inroads   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) WildBlue is the latest satellite entrant seeking to address an enormous market in Maine where broadband either in the form of Digital Subscriber Line service from the phone companies or cable modems remains inaccessible. A WildBlue system was installed last month at this writer's home outside Somesville on Mount Desert Island, another spot on the Maine map completely off-limits to DSL and cable, at least for now. Be aware that as the number of WildBlue subscribers increases, the overall system must be able to accommodate larger numbers of users, and it must function flawlessly so that services are delivered as advertised. www.bangornews.com /news/templates?a=123990&z=12+class=   (895 words)

West Florida Electric - WildBlue WildBlue is launching the most affordable satellite Internet service available, with lower monthly fees, lower upfront equipment costs and a wide variety of features at no additional cost to customers. WildBlue's high bandwidth opens up a window to a world of rich content that is largely unavailable through dial-up modems. The WildBlue system is engineered to help offset the impact of latency, which is the delay caused by sending signals from the earth to the satellite and back again. www.wfeca.net /wildblue/contact_list.html   (2263 words)

WildBlue - The Product WildBlue delivers affordable, two-way Internet access via satellite to homes and small businesses nearly everywhere in the continental United States. WildBlue uses Ka-band satellite technology, which is capable of download speeds of up to 3 Megabits per second (Mbps) and upload speeds of up to.5 Mbps. WildBlue has the power to enhance the lives of rural customers by improving rural businesses, schools, and communities. www.nrtc.coop /sub/wildblue/product.htm   (349 words)

Chibardun Telephone/CTC Net WildBlue FAQs WildBlue is a leading satellite Internet company, providing high-speed data services to homes and small offices in virtually every location across the continental United States. WildBlue's satellite speed connection provides speeds that are comparable to DSL and cable modem services. WildBlue customers are required to sign a 12 month customer agreement when they initiate service. www.chibardun.net /support/faqwildblue.htm   (828 words)

Wildblue - Broadband Internet Access Since WildBlue is a shared network, we will have a Fair Access Policy (FAP) to ensure that extraordinary usage by a few customers doesn't negatively affect the normal usage of other customers. WildBlue's Fair Access Policy will be well-documented and communicated to you before you become a customer. WildBlue and the WildBlue logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of WildBlue Communications, Inc. in the United States and other countries. www.wildbluenc.net /faqs.html   (2104 words)

About WildBlue | WildBlue Reaches Me On November 4, 2005, Whitewater Valley REMC received notification from WildBlue that satellite spot beams 27 and 28 have reached 80 percent of the current maximum capacity. In addition, we are required to suspend installation of WildBlue service when a beam has reached 99 percent of capacity. Therefore, installations of WildBlue services were suspended in beam 28 on November 18, 2005 and in beam 27 on December 2, 2005. www.wwvremc.com /WildBlue   (204 words)

West Florida Electric - WildBlue   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) WildBlue's Fair Access Policy is located at http://www.wildblue.com/legal/fair.jsp. WildBlue reserves the right to change their FAP without any advance notice by changing it on the website listed. WildBlue's always-on broadband Internet connection provides a user experience similar to most DSL and cable modem services. www.wfeca.net /wildblue/commitment_list.html   (2302 words)

SPACE SYSTEMS/LORAL RESUMES CONSTRUCTION OF WILDBLUE-1, THE WORLD'S FIRST ALL KA-BAND COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS ... WildBlue recently announced that INTELSAT, Liberty Satellite & Technology, Inc., the National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative (NRTC), Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and David Drucker, WildBlue's chairman, agreed to invest $156 million in the company, which will allow WildBlue to enter commercial service in 2004 and complete its investment in the WildBlue-1 satellite. WildBlue Communications, Inc., based in Denver, Colorado, plans to roll out affordable broadband services via satellite direct to homes and small offices throughout the contiguous United States in 2004. WildBlue was founded to accelerate consumer broadband access to the Internet. www.loral.com /inthenews/030313a.html   (570 words)

About WildBlue | How It Works Demo   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) WildBlue chose the 20/30 GHz Ka-band frequencies and a spot-beam architecture as the most efficient and effective technology platform to offer broadband via satellite. WildBlue’s satellite technology allows us to modify various parameters of the earth-to-space signals on an individual user basis so as to adapt in real time to each user’s situation, which may change due to weather and other factors. WildBlue’s minidish (28” x 26”) both receives signals from the WildBlue satellite, and sends signals from the customer up to the satellite. www.dftcommunications.com /wildblue/how_it_works_demo.html   (560 words)

FAQ about WildBlue and Northland Broadband WildBlue customers are required to sign a 12 month contract when they initiate service. WildBlue provides customers with between 10 and 20 MB of web space as part of their WildBlue service package. WildBlue will offer a remote-access dial-up service to its WildBlue customers, allowing customers to access their email when they are not at home or out of the office. www.northlc.com /faq.html   (1907 words)

WildBlue | For Your Home | Enter Your Zip Code Please enter your Zip Code for the WildBlue service packages and special offers available for your home or home office. Note: At this time, WildBlue service is available only in the 48 contiguous United States. Not all promotions or terms of service and sale are offered at all of the participating retailers available through this search tool. www.wildblue.com /forYourHome   (98 words)

Satellite seeks broadband re-entry | Tech News on ZDNet Now, despite ongoing technical and economic reservations, satellite companies including DirecTV-parent Hughes and refinanced start-up WildBlue are preparing risky plans to re-enter the broadband business--a reversal that signals they can't afford to sit out the race. In addition, satellite broadband provider WildBlue plans to put a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing behind it and relaunch later this year with backing from investors that include John Malone's Liberty Media and Silicon Valley venture capital scion Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. WildBlue will sell two-way broadband for $49.95 a month for speeds of up to 512kbps downstream and 256kbps upstream. news.zdnet.com /2100-1009_22-5172088.html   (1485 words)

About WildBlue | Equipment Using the latest microwave receive and transmit technologies, WildBlue offers a small, efficient minidish which can be mounted on a roof, wall or via pole mount in the ground. A WildBlue modem is required to connect one or more customer PCs to the WildBlue network. WildBlue uses standardized modem technology based on the DOCSIS cable modem standards to offer a low-cost, small satellite modem. www.interwerk.com /coopcustsurvey/ouachita/wildblue/equipment.html   (137 words)

USATODAY.com - Internet provider launches first satellite   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) WildBlue's satellite was launched Saturday from French Guiana on an Ariane 5 rocket. Five-year-old WildBlue once planned to have two satellites in orbit by 2001 but could not raise enough capital when the tech industry slumped. WildBlue customers would pay $300 to $400 for equipment and about $50 a month for Internet service. www.usatoday.com /tech/news/2004-07-20-sattlellite-internet_x.htm   (273 words)

WildBlue FAQ WildBlue satellite broadband service provides always on, high-speed Internet connection at a speed 30 times faster than the standard 56k dial-up service. WildBlue’s Ka-band uses spot beam technology, which means you’ll receive stronger, more concentrated beams that serve your area. WildBlue is a 2-way wireless, high-speed Internet service that requires no phone line connection. www.ecenet.com /wildblue_faq.htm   (996 words)

About WildBlue | Questions & Answers WildBlue customers are required to sign a service contract when they initiate service. Since WildBlue is a shared network, we will have a Fair Access Policy to ensure that extraordinary usage by a few customers doesn't negatively affect the normal usage of other customers. Please enter your name on the priority waitlist (there is no obligation to purchase the service) and we'll contact you when WildBlue is available in your area. www.wildbluepella.org /questions_and_answers.html   (1956 words)

broadband » Review of WildBlue WildBlue is an upgrade from dial-up and a previous install of StarBand (got out of that last February after their satellite difficulties/re-balancing.) There is really no comparison between the WildBlue setup and the StarBand "setup". Additionally, the installer (I used a Co-op) was very knowledgeable in the getting the line into the house and hooked up -- not so sure what they are telling them as far as Windows XP configuration, but that is just fine with me, I was able to correct settings after the fact. Using T1 and DSL at work, WildBlue shows the latency as expected, but it is *by far* the best home solution for me. www.broadbandreports.com /comment/2554/52537   (325 words)

WildBlue Appoints David Leonard as CEO - SatelliteGuys.US “WildBlue has benefited greatly from Tom Moore’s technical vision and entrepreneurial insight during the building of this venture, and we thank him for all he has done for WildBlue in an operating role since the company’s inception. WildBlue is adding rural consumer electronics and satellite TV dealers across the country, building toward national retail availability of its service later in 2005. WildBlue's services are designed to deliver on consumer desires for a fast, affordable, always-on two-way technology for wireless Internet access. www.satelliteguys.us /showthread.php?t=38438   (878 words)

WildBlue, NRTC Prepare for June Debut - DBSTalk.Com WildBlue said it will introduce its much-anticipated satellite broadband service in June, and among the first to get a chance to sell the offering will be approximately 300 members with the National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative. To help promote the service, WildBlue unveiled at NRTC's InfoComm 2005 this week in Las Vegas a mobile showroom called "Speedy." The trailer will travel around the country at fairs, events and other public gatherings, and will be available to NRTC's WildBlue members. WildBlue will sell for as little as $49.95 per month, and the service will have multiple service packages including the Pro Pak with download speeds of up to 1.5 Mbps. www.dbstalk.com /showthread.php?t=41219   (658 words)

WildBlue broadband internet satellite launched   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) The launch of its first satellite payload will permit WildBlue to offer wireless high-speed Internet access services to virtually anywhere in the continental U.S. WildBlue’s offering is expected to be particularly attractive to the estimated 25 million homes and small businesses that don’t have access to other broadband Internet options. WildBlue’s satellite payload is a key component in its low-cost wireless broadband infrastructure. WildBlue is also using a new approach to satellite communications based on the proven DOCSIS®; (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification) networking standard, the leading consumer broadband technology in North America. www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1173736/posts   (3097 words)

WildBlue Broadband Access NRTC is pleased to offer WildBlue broadband Internet service across the United States. WildBlue was created with rural America in mind. If you are a consumer interested in getting WildBlue for your home or office, click here to find a WildBlue provider near you. www.nrtc.coop /sub/wildblue   (123 words)

About WildBlue | Speed Demo Here is a speed demonstration that clearly illustrates the advantage of WildBlue’s Satellite Speed Internet® service: WildBlue's broadband service will allow you to access the Internet at speeds up to 1.5 Megabits per second (or 1,500Kbps) - - that's more than 30 times faster than today's dial-up connections. With a 2-way wireless connection via satellite, WildBlue's speed is maximized both ways. www.interwerk.com /coopcustsurvey/eceok/wildblue/speed_demo.html   (107 words)

Unstrung - Mobile Applications - WildBlue Offers Discount - Wireless Networking News Wire WildBlue provides high-speed Internet access via satellite to homes and small businesses in communities not currently served, or underserved, by other high speed providers. WildBlue offers fast, reliable Internet service in three service packages to consumers and small businesses across the contiguous U.S. for as little as $49.95 per month. "WildBlue is excited to start the new year off with this great installation price," said Brad Greenwald Vice President of Sales and Marketing at WildBlue. www.unstrung.com /document.asp?doc_id=86244&WT.svl=wire1_1   (682 words)

Technorati Tag: wildblue Wildblue: In-Depth Company Info Go to Hoover's for in-depth, first-hand, company coverage provided by business experts. WildBlue Satellite Broadband Wildblue offers Fast, Affordable, and Available broadband access for only $299.99/installed and $49.99 per month. WildBlue Expands Service Reach WildBlue Communications is bringing 2-way wireless broadband Internet access service to three new states. technorati.com /tag/wildblue   (486 words)

WildBlue Customer Portal - Satellite Speed Internet The new technology behind the WildBlue satellite broadband service makes it affordable, fast and available to you today. Check service availability, dealer locations and special offers. Sign in to access your exclusive WildBlue subscriber content. rd.business.com /index.asp?epm=s.1&bdcq=WildBlue&bdcr=2&bdcu=http://www.wildblue.net/&bdcp=&partner=2662601&bdcs=nwuuid-2662601-4A356ABF-6A74-B4BC-C036-2C458CBCA185-ym   (35 words)

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