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Wildblue Hopes Satellite Launch Solves Capacity Problems
J.J. McCoy
November 13, 2006

The Wildblue-1 satellite has been delivered to the Arianespace spaceport in French Guiana in advanced of its scheduled launch in early December, a move that Wildblue Communications Inc. hopes will help it meet the growing demand for its satellite broadband service. Wildblue-1, built by Space Systems/Loral...

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