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Juz chcialem napisac, ze telemann oferuje cos takiego za akceptowalne
(dla niektorych) pieniadze (jak pamietam bylo to cos 20kDM za
router/stacja + 5kDM za rok abonamentu, niepamietam kto mial byc
operatorem), ale spojrzalem na ich strone i... juz tego nie reklamuja. A
jeszcze 8-10 miesiecy temu przedstawiali to jako swoj najbardziej
top'owy produkt... widac cos jednak nie halo albo z technologia, albo z
prawem.


ale cos takiego znalazlem.
Telemann

    Global Telemann Systems, Inc. (Telemann) is a privately owned
California Corporation founded in
    1997, by CEO Yong Man Kim, with a corporate vision of capitalizing
on the emerging explosion in
    broadband services. .Telemann is a total systems supplier supporting
digital services via satellite.
    Telemann's technology discriminator is the capability of its
products to transmit, receive and
    decode multiple data streams simultaneously enabling both MPEG and
TCP/IP service to the PC.
    This capability is known as 'On Board Graphic Overlay' and allows
high speed data access at
    speeds of up to 45Mbs.

i joint venture:
Under this agreement, Telemann provides the equipment, engineering
services and software for
    e-commerce, television, multimedia and similar Broadband
applications as well as Conditional
    Access Software. PACAMTEL is responsible for the operation of the
Los Angeles Earth Station
    (LAES) that will function as a Network Operating Center (wi NOC).
The partners ll co-operate to
    develop communication equipment and networks such as LMDS, MMDS,
WLL, microwave and
    fiber optics as required for specific markets. The services offered
through the system will include:

    1. High Speed asymmetrical Interactive Internet access
    2. E-mail
    3. World Wide Web
    4. Multicast (IP Cast) of video/audio services technology
    5. Data Piping
    6. Video IP Streaming
    7. DVB Standards based transmission including:

    The PACAMTEL IP hardware and software inventory includes:

    1. DVB Satellite gateways with dynamic allocation of Internet data
and compressed full motion
    video
    2. Routers to support POP interfaces
    3. Firewalls and architecture based on maintaining a high level of
security
    4. Access servers and modems for local access
    5. Architecture based on high availability
    6. Video on Demand System
    7. Network Management and Logging
    8. Video and WEB cache equipment



saudyjska propaganda - nienawisc i pranie mózgu
Saturday, June 15, 2002
By Amy C. Sims


NEW YORK — A television station backed by a Saudi prince has sparked outrage
by broadcasting clips that show young children being taught to hate Jews —
referring to them as "apes and pigs" — and embrace martyrdom.


Recent broadcasts on Iqraa Television, one of the global satellite channels
packaged by the Arab Radio and Television Network (ART), a Saudi-based company,
features anti-Semitic interviews with a father, a psychiatrist and even a 3-
year-old girl.




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During a May 7 episode of Muslim Woman Magazine, anchorwoman Doaa 'Amer asks
her special guest, a 3-year-old girl named Basmallah, a series of questions the
youngster quickly and calmly answers.



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"Are you familiar with the Jews?" Amer asks.

The girl says yes, and says she does not like them "because…they’re apes and
pigs."

"Who said so?" the anchor asks. "Our God," the girl replies, adding that Allah
says this "in the Quran."

In another interview broadcast in April, Prof. 'Adel Sadeq, which the station
identifies as head of a psychiatry faculty at a university in Cairo, talks of
Islamic martyrs reaching "the apex of happiness."



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"The height of ecstasy and happiness — and I am talking to you as a
professional, a psychiatrist — comes the moment ... just like the producer told
you: ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, and then he presses
the button to blow himself up.

"The most beautiful moment, for which he would have time speed up, is the
moment he says "one ... this man explodes, and he feels that he is flying."

On another program, a father discusses what lessons he’s sharing with his son.

"I am already preparing him for martyrdom, either mine or his. He asks me: If I
carry out an operation and blow myself up, will Allah give me a car, a rifle to
shoot with, toys? I answer him, ‘You will get everything you ask for.’"

The Middle East Media Research Institute translated and released the videotape
compilation, with English subtitles, from the ART, which has transmission
facilities in Italy and describes itself as "the leading producer of premium
Arabic family programming and entertainment worldwide."

Widely watched Iqraa television is ART's effort to provide "a focused insight
into the teachings of the Quran" to "intellectual, elite, and conservative
Islamic markets."

Prince Alaweed, a member of the Saudi royal family, is reportedly a major
backer of ART. He made headlines in the United States last year when he tried
to donate $10 million to the World Trade Center relief effort, but was rebuffed
by then New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani after saying U.S. support for Israel in
part prompted the Sept. 11 attacks.