Growth in Media Needs a Boon for Teleports
20 November 2015 Growth in media needs a boon for Argosy equipment picked for new media centre In the ever-changing broadcast Argosy’s range of infra- landscape, how do teleports structure products, includ- ing equipment racks, the keep up with broadcasters’ teleports Image 360 and 1000 HD cables, connectors, patch varied needs? Millette panels and mains distributions units (MDUs), Manalo-Burgos finds out. have been chosen by RR Media to form the backbone of its new global media centre in London. With the new RR Media home being three times the size of its previous facility, RR Media needed a large array of racks to house all the broadcast equipment S atellite broadcasting has always been a reli needed to route the signals around the able platform for broadcasters — enabling facility and deliver them across the distribu- them to broaden the reach of their content. tion network. Simon Kay, managing director And as industry players notes, the need of RR Media Europe, explained: “We chose for satellite services will remain constant. Argosy equipment for a number of reasons “Satellite broadcasting continues on a but a significant factor was the breadth and growth trend in Asia, from a continuing quality of the company’s product offering — in particular its new equipment racks, which expansion of the subscriber base due to ensured easy installation at our new facility.” rising incomes, and to growth in HDTV,” Robert Bell, executive director of World Teleport Association (WTA) tells APB. TV5MONDE, AsiaSat “That upward trend may moderate if extend long-term deal concerns about emerging market financial French-language network TV5MONDE has stability prove true, but it will continue in Intelsat’s teleport in Fuchstadt, Germany, provides satellite broadcast services to Asian entered into a long-term service deal to the long term.” clients.
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