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This week: Evan Dixon, president of global fixed broadband at Viasat, discusses the companys role in tackling the digital divide in the US and abroad, and he pushes back on arguments from the fiber industry that satellite isnt future proof.

Viasat headquarters in Carlsbad, California. Photo: Viasat Viasat reported stable revenue of $2.3 billion for its 2021 fiscal year, and remains on track to launch the first ViaSat-3 satellite in early calendar year 2022.  The satellite operator released its 2021 full year results on May 25, reporting that it recently completed payload integration for the first ViaSat-3, and will soon be shipping the payload to Boeing for spacecraft integration and testing.  Viasat’s 2021 results showed a b...

Print Satellite Internet provider Viasat managed to keep its financial ship on course during a turbulent fiscal 2021 that included a sharp decline for inflight Wi-Fi revenue as travelers stayed home during the pandemic. Now the Carlsbad company is looking for a rebound as passengers return to the skies. To that end, Viasat said Tuesday that Delta Air Lines will retrofit another 230 planes in its domestic fleet with Viasat’s antennas to deliver in-flight Internet and seat-back video to passeng...

Viasat Advances Leadership Team with Two Executive Promotions News provided by Share this article Share this article CARLSBAD, Calif., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Viasat Inc. (NASDAQ: VSAT), a global communications company, today announced Evan Dixon has been promoted to the role of President of Viasats Global Fixed Broadband business and Craig Miller advances from Government Systems Chief Technology Officer to now lead the segment as President. "Both Evan and Craig have extensive track recor...

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Split decision on Coles Creek rezoning Split decision on Coles Creek rezoning February 25, 2021 1,169 Views Houghton City Council approved resolution 2020-314, which pertains to rezoning a parcel representing a majority of the former Michigan Smelter site, but rejected 2020-315, a smaller lot where the seaplane hoped to relocate its base of operations. The first vote was 4-3, with newer council members Brian Irizarri, Jan Cole, and Joan Suits voting against. The other count was 2-3, with Counci...