Thrilled to welcome Satellite Solutions Worldwide Ltd T/A Tariam Satellite Communications & Tooway Direct into the Confederation holding membership number M.1800.  Satellite Solutions Worldwide Ltd is a global communications company specialising in rural, last-mile and emergency communications via satellite.  Their managed solutions provide customer with integrated fixed and mobile satellite communications where the fixed line infrastructure can't.  Satellite Solutions Worldwide Ltd's customers range from domestic homes to multi-national corporations, the military and Governments.

Satellite Solutions Worldwide Ltd T/A Tariam Satellite Communications & Tooway Direct's CAI web listing can be found under the Member Search facility or click the logo above to visit their website.

Further to a very recent LTE technical sub-group meeting, DUK has now updated the spreadsheet matrix to show all intended clearance dates, following Arqiva confirming intended work schedules. 

Notably the original dates for Scotland's STV North regions scheduled for Sept and Oct 2013 have now moved to June and July.  As stated above the dates are based on Arqiva's intended work schedule and subject to possible change.

www.digitaluk.co.uk/industry/clearanceevents

The DTG invited key industry players to its Vauxhall HQ to ensure the trade is up to speed on how the roll-out of 4G mobile services will affect them.  Digital Mobile Spectrum Ltd (DMSL) led the proceedings with CEO Simon Beresford-Wylie outlining the short timescale he has to enable a smooth implementation of the next generation of mobile broadband.  Simon was accompanied by Alan Mather his Chief Operations man and a lively two full-capacity sessions provided plenty of questions and answers to what is a complex mitigation exercise. 

More information and a path to the presentations can be accessed at www.dtg.org.uk/4Grollout  where there is a download link to the powerpoints.

The deadline for the removal of the digital certification mark was passed on Thursday 31st January.  The 'pink tick' and robot 'Digit Al' can no longer be displayed in any form of media.  A few months grace was granted by the Department of Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) for all licensed carriers of the digital switchover logo to remove all traces of the logo from advertising, letterheads, business cards, work-wear, shop fronts and vehicle livery.  All signs of the logo should have now been removed.

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