Demand propels digital, satellite projects skyward

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Digital broadcasting in Japan is expected to commence with the scheduled launching in 2000 of the replacement to the country's BS-4 satellite. Japan's digital broadcasting system, one of three that have received approval from the US Federal Communications Commission, is expected to cost from 1.2 trillion yen to 1.3 trillion yen. Most broadcasters are confident that the future benefits of the system far outweighs its initial cost.

Broadcast Equipment NEC

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Digital trends sweep InterBEE '98 with start of digital broadcasts

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The 1998 International Broadcast Equipment Exhibition (InterBEE) was held in Chiba, Japan, from Nov 11-13. InterBEE attracted 223 exhibitors including marquee names such as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd, Sony Corp and Pioneer Electric Corp. Among the prominent products on display were studio-to-transmitter links, transmitter-to-studio links, digital field pickups for relaying and codecs.

Radio & TV Broadcast Equip

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