SES ASTRA, an SES company (Paris:SESG) (LuxX:SESG), announced today that TNTSAT, the French digital terrestrial free-TV offer via the ASTRA satellite system has further extended its reach.

SES ASTRA, an SES company (Paris:SESG) (LuxX:SESG), announced today that TNTSAT, the French digital terrestrial free-TV offer via the ASTRA satellite system has further extended its reach. Only 16 months after its launch more than one million TNTSAT receivers have already been distributed to French households. The ASTRA satellite system serves more than five million French direct-to-home ...

Will Ferrell came to the TV Tour, kind of, via satellite hookup from New York City, where he and writing partner Adam McKay are preparing Ferrell's Broadway show, "You're Welcome America: A Final Night with George W. Bush." The...

While millions of consumers already enjoy satellite radio thanks to XM and Sirius (who have now merged into one body), consumers can now watch satellite TV with AT&T's CruiseCast.

Come this spring, parents will have another tool at their disposal when it comes to shutting up kids in the backseat. Called Cruisecast, it's AT&T's foray into car-based satellite TV, and it's...

Mobile TV hasn't even taken off in the cellphone market, but it's already looking to take another sector by storm. AT&T has announced here at CES that its CruiseCast in-car satellite TV service will be launching this Spring, and we're told to expect 22 channels initially and 20 sat radio stations to boot. Not surprisingly, the system will set you back somethin' fierce: it'll cost $1,299 ...

On the heels of Audiovox's announcement of an automotive version of the MediaFlo TV service for cell phones, AT&T has revealed plans for its own robust, satellite-based in-car TV service.

System will debut with 22 TV channels this spring.

AT&T's new CruiseCast system will put satellite TV (and a foot-wide receiver dish) in your car for about $1,300...and $30 a month.

AT&T Cruisecast, due this spring, will deliver 22 channels of satellite TV to screens in your car. But be prepared to pay plasma TV prices for the hardware alone.