The global satellite industry has emerged from successful negotiations to protect the users of its C-band spectrum from terrestrial interference. With its 'no change' campaign, the satellite industry at WRC-07 says it has ensured its uninterrupted, interference-free use of C-band for the future.

“This outcome represents a strong endorsement by a large number of administrations of the critical nature and value of C-band satellite services as they exist today,” said Rob Bednarek, CEO of SES New Skies, an SES Company.

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