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Railroad Update:There will be a meeting on May 31st with CPR in regards to the railroad crossing signals. 

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The move to SDN/NFV is not merely a power conservation play. While the reduced baseload power requirements for virtualized converged cable access platform (CCAP) architectures are extremely attractive, with some estimates showing as much as a 90 percent reduction in power required – a hefty savings for MSOs spending millions on fuel for generators on top of their utility bill – SDN/NFV also entails more flexible access networks, networks that leverage fiber deep architectures to provide scalable services to customers with ever-increasing bandwidth demands. SDN-enabled bandwidth is flexible capacity that can be provisioned remotely on-demand by the customer without a laborious provisioning process. Business customers can add and suspend wide-area networks and other enterprise-class services remotely with the click of a mouse and start using them on demand, and the bandwidth capacity they need for events and challenges can be provided to them on the fly, meaning the MSO sales operations teams can realize new revenues while driving customer satisfaction and creating loyal customers that represent consistent profitable business.

indeed it is basically the same as mobile phone hand off, where switching towers may also switch the exchange the tower in use is connected to

These options are fairly limited compared with a typical cable subscription with a DVR, which lets you watch and record multiple shows at once. To get that kind of flexibility on your computer, you need a cable-TV tuner, such as SiliconDust’s HDHomeRun Prime ($250) or Hauppauge’s WinTV-DCR-2650 ($149), and a CableCARD that goes inside the adapter to decode the encrypted cable signals (as with a cable box, you can rent a CableCARD from your provider). After you connect the Hauppauge device to both the cable and your computer, recording files to your hard drive works the same way as with OTA devices. The HDHomeRun Prime goes a step further: It plugs into your router, then streams TV over your home network so it can be watched on multiple devices simultaneously.

Throughout the game, cameras were remotely controlled by RCP from the OB van using Movicom’s proprietary wireless telemetry channel. “Bringing the audience closer, helping them stay connected to the action and providing an ‘inside experience’ is one of the most thrilling aspects of today’s sports broadcasting,” says Victor Pakhomov, CEO, Movicom. “Through our productive cooperation with Vislink, we are proud to help broadcasters meet these goals and enhance their production.”

MagnaCom is a recognized technology innovation powerhouse aiming to reinvent the evolution of digital communications. The company was founded around a whole new, patented modulation technology called WAM, which can help alleviate the global spectrum congestion and insatiable demand for more bandwidth. This impacts nearly all forms of modern communications – including cellular, Wi-Fi, satellite and cable TV, wireless backhaul, cable modems and numerous other applications. WAM technology applies to carriers, handset manufacturers, wired and wireless system OEMs, and communication IC vendors who strive to save spectrum, increase bandwidth, speed and distance, or reduce power consumption. With nearly 40 issued patents and over 70 more pending MagnaCom is challenging the 40-year dominance of QAM as the modulation of choice for all advanced wired and wireless systems. The company has assembled a world-class team of scientists, executives and advisors from Broadcom, Qualcomm, Skyworks, Motorola Mobility (acquired by Google), Texas Instruments, Intel, ST Microelectronics and Passif Semiconductor (acquired by Apple). For more information, visit www.magna-com.com.

Also switching satellites, and maybe ground stations is NOT mesh networking, indeed it is basically the same as mobile phone hand off, where switching towers may also switch the exchange the tower in use is connected to. Mesh networking in this case would be using satellite to satellite relays to connect a user to a ground station, and that comes with latency costs, and other than relaying via a satellite in the same orbit, tracking a moving target, and avoiding two satellites using the same relay satellite unless they are using different channels. Meshing will have its uses to gain coverage where satellites have users but cannot see a ground station, which also means serving low population density regions, think high northern latitudes, and the middle of the pacific.

I pay $14 a month and get to watch all the things I want to watch. The select few shows and movies that I want to watch that aren’t on Netflix, I just go out and purchase from Walmart. So instead of paying hundreds of dollars a month on content that I’m not going to watch 75% of and am NOT interested in, I pay a fraction of that and miss out on nothing. And I am not an exception as evidenced by the over 100 million Netflix subscribers.

I disagree.. not counterproductive to be thought provoking enough to inspire real numbers and hard facts about a very real scenario. Satellites fail. Satellites fall.

Making estimates at how often satellites are going to be raining down on earth based on nothing more than assumptions and misstatements of fact is counterproductive.

mesh networking only becomes useful a satellite is out of sight of a ground station, that is is may improve area coverage, but it does not improve capacity into a given area.