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    PanAmSat Corporation was a satellite service provider headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, United States. Founded in 1984 by Reynold "Rene" Anselmo, it operated a fleet of communications satellites used by the entertainment industry, news agencies, internet service providers, government agencies, and telecommunication companies.

  2. PanAmSat Corporation is a leading provider of satellite operations, serving markets in all parts of the globe. The company keeps aloft a fleet of over 20 satellites, which allow hundreds of customers to broadcast television and video programming to millions of households worldwide.

  3. Apr 20, 2004 · PanAmSat Corporation (NASDAQ: SPOT) is one of the world’s top three satellite operators managing a global fleet of 29 satellites, 24 of which are wholly-owned by the Company, for the delivery of ...

  4. PanAmSat was the largest distributor of television signals in the world and the number-one provider of HDTV channels in America. In September 1996 PanAmSat was sold to Hughes Electronics, a division of General Motors, in a 3 billion USD cash and stock deal.

  5. PAS 10 (PanAmSat 10) was an American geosynchronous communications spacecraft. The 3.7 tonne (with fuel) satellite carried 48 transponders (24 in C-band and 24 in Ku-band) to provide direct-to-home video channels to Europe, Middle-East, and South Africa after parking over 68.5 deg-E longitude.

  6. Jun 29, 2006 · Intelsat acquired PanAmSat in 2006 to expand its global reach and offer satellite broadband services in rural areas of the United States. The merger also freed up capacity on some Intelsat satellites and reduced the company's dependence on intergovernmental obligations.

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  8. www.copernical.com › item › 183-panamsatPanAmSat - Copernical.com

    PanAmSat, led by Anselmo, successfully lobbied the United States Congress to permit it to operate globally, competing against Intelsat. PanAmSat (and Anselmo) became famous for full-page advertisements in the Wall Street Journal depicting Spot, the PanAmSat mascot, urinating on politicians' legs.