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Introduction to special issue on satellite broadcasting

Y. Konishi

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A review is presented of the present status and the future of satellite broadcasting as well as the state of the art of direct-broadcast-satellite (DBS) technology, including the earth station. Satellite, TV program reception in various countries of the world is roughly classified into; (1) TV broadcasting services by means of a broadcasting satellite, and (2) reception of TV programs from communication satellites. In this context the author discusses the conditions covering satellite TV reception and the existing and planned services for Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East.>

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Key concepts: Broadcasting (networking), Satellite broadcasting, Satellite, Telecommunications, Context (archaeology), Broadcast law, Broadcast television systems, Communications satellite