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Satellites are the largest, most advanced and most important supplier of capacity for distribution of digital, HD programming, Ultra HD and more, including feeding cable head-ends. Read ESOA latest position papers on broadcasting.

DOWNLOAD Will Video Break the Internet?

ESOA position paper on how hybrid broadcast broadband TV can deliver on the ambition of video anytime, anywhere and on any device.

DOWNLOAD Satellites for Digital Single Market

ESOA position paper on the Digital Single Market strategy. We want to encourage the decision makers that the focus should be on making sure different technologies are played to their strengths to deliver innovative new solutions.

DOWNLOAD Entering the Hybrid Era

Video is everywhere. Consumers expect more content, better quality, wider access, increased choice, and faster delivery. And not just on a single screen, but on multiple screens - from living room to large cinemas. Read how can we cope with this demand

DOWNLOAD Satellites and Delivering UHD Content

What will the role of satellite be in the delivery of UHD content? ESOA presentation during TV Connect conference, April 2015

DOWNLOAD Satellites and Relieving Network Congestion

Network congestion will be one of the biggest problems in delivering all the services consumers need. Read how the satellites can help in relieving network congestion.

DOWNLOAD Efficient Deployment of Ultra HD “4K” TV via Satellite

Satellites can deliver Ultra HD (4K) TV directly to your home. Read ESOA presentation delivered at Digital TV World Summit, December 2014.

DOWNLOAD The Video Evolution - Driver and Disrupter

Video will be the main driver of the IP traffic in next couple of years. The technology mix is needed that will ensure efficiency, direct R&D investments & dictate what spectrum is required.

DOWNLOAD Role of Satellite in Advanced TV services

Satellites are crucial element for successful deployment of 4K TV.

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The Global Satellite Industry and COVID19

While the COVID-19 pandemic paralyzed society and life as we knew it, the satellite industry ensured broad connectivity and service continuity for public and private users alike. ▶

Keeping people connected, informed and protected

This Pandemic has highlighted the need for a cohesive digital ecosystem and the urgency of ensuring connectivity everywhere, to prevent, inform, connect and support people, governments and economies, beyond COVID19. ▶

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