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Gazcom To Orbit Two New Yamal-300 Satellites

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Moscow (RIA Novosti) Feb 11, 2008
Gazcom will orbit two new Yamal-300 satellites in the first half of 2009, the telecommunications arm of Russia's energy giant Gazprom said Wednesday.

In line with its commitments under a contract with satellite supplier Rocket and Space Corporation Energia, as of the end of 2007, Gascom has paid around 50% of the project fees.

Gazcom currently has three Yamal telecommunication satellites, designed and built jointly with the Energia Corporation.

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BSkyB records net loss due to ITV write-down
London (AFP) Feb 6, 2008
British pay-TV giant BSkyB on Wednesday posted a net loss in the first half of its financial year as the group booked a hefty charge on the dwindling value of its 17.9-percent stake in broadcaster ITV.







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