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  • Maritime Telecommunications Network (MTN) has installed Carnival Cruise Lines' first Internet Cafe on the Carnival Triumph. The Internet Cafe unites Digital Seas International's (DSI) Internet product with the latest in highspeed Internet satellite communications from MTN. Carnival's 14 other Fun Ships are expected to have Internet Cafes installed by the end of the year.

    MTN allows for satellite delivery of the Internet for the cruise lines and the U.S. Navy by providing ShipNet, an asymmetric Internet service, which delivers high-speed connectivity and cost-effective use of satellite space.

    This technology is making MTN one of the largest Internet service providers (ISP) in the maritime industry. Dave Kagan, president of ATC Teleports and MTN said, "These new Internet Cafes are a really exciting development for the cruise line industry, and for MTN. Our cruise line customers can now deliver all the latest services and entertainment their guests are requesting and we are taking a leadership role in making it possible for Carnival." Circle 61 on Reader Service Card

  • benefit for communication craving guests and as a revenue generation opportunity for cruise lines. Maritime Telecommunications Network (MTN) and Digital Seas International (DSI) have executed a three-year contract to provide Renaissance Cruises' entire fleet with Internet Cafes. MTN will supply the

  • , hardwood paneling and louvers, and wicker furnishings. Taking the place of the vessel's Dutch-themed library will be an Internet cafe. Managed by Digital Seas, the nine workstations will operate at 128 kbps via MTN satellite. The vessel's 12 lifeboats and four tenders did not release simultaneously

  • . Spirit, which is scheduled for an April 29, 2001 debut, will also house an Internet cafe. Provided by Marine Telecommunications Network (MTN) and Digital Seas International (DSI). The new service allows passengers to check email, get news from around the world and surf the Web — all from the confines of

  • MR Sep-24#40 . The Navigating the Digital Seas – Unlocking the Power)
    September 2024 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 40

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    May 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 11

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  • MT May-24#8 SECURITY SAFEGUARDING THE DIGITAL SEAS: Inside a Cyber Readiness)
    May 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 8

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  • MR Jun-15-00#51 . The Internet Cafe unites Digital Seas International)
    June 15, 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 51

    Telecommunications Net- work (MTN) has installed Carnival Cruise Lines' first Internet Cafe on the Carnival Triumph. The Internet Cafe unites Digital Seas International's (DSI) Internet product with the latest in high- speed Internet satellite communications from MTN. Carnival's 14 other Fun Ships

  • MR Sep-00#44 Network (MTN) and Digital Seas International (DSI))
    September 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 44

    for communication craving guests and as a revenue genera- tion opportunity for cruise lines. Mar- itime Telecommunications Network (MTN) and Digital Seas International (DSI) have executed a three-year con- tract to provide Renaissance Cruises' entire fleet with Internet Cafes. MTN will supply

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    February 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 54

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  • MR Feb-01#24 Internet cafe. Managed by Digital Seas, the nine workstations)
    February 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24

    paneling and louvers, and wicker furnish- ings. Taking the place of the vessel's Dutch-themed library will be an Internet cafe. Managed by Digital Seas, the nine workstations will operate at 128 kbps via MTN satellite. The vessel's 12 lifeboats and four ten- ders did not release simultaneously

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    July 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 13

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    October 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 49

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    December 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12

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    October 2004 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 26

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