Marlink Extends Radisson Seven Seas Contract
First announced this past fall, a new four-year agreement between Marlink and Radisson Seven Seas, was finalized during a press conference at this year's Sea Trade Cruise Shipping Convention in Miami, Fla. Held at the Raleigh Hotel, executives from Marlink. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Telenor); and Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, the briefing outlined the satellite services that will be provided onboard Seven Seas Navigator and newbuild Seven Seas Voyager, which is to be launched this year. The two vessels will join Seven Seas Mariner, which has been offering Marlink's service since 2001. in providing high speed data communications at 128 kbps. The new agreement calls for Marlink to serve as the preferred interface between maritime customers and the satellite communications industry, while providing Sealink highspeed data service. The systems allow passengers and crew to obtain the highest level of access to e-mail, fax and phone services. The agreement with Radisson is two-fold. With Sealink providing totally integrated system solutions via Telenor's former NORSAT Sealink service with Telenor's C-Band services of its U.S.-based entity, Telenor will be responsible for all elements - including equipment, space segment for C and Ku-band, gateway functions, installation, and operation and maintenance of each system.
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- Electronic Milestone for Two-Stroke Champ page: 10
- Investment in Design page: 14
- New Era of the Double-Hull Bulker page: 14
- IZAR Sestao Launches 11,300-cu. m. Dredger page: 16
- Advance Notices of Arrival page: 19
- Government Update page: 20
- LCS Program Team Announced page: 23
- There's Something About Mary page: 24
- A Love of the Sea Takes Dreams to Reality page: 29
- Marlink Extends Radisson Seven Seas Contract page: 32
- CF ' 0 3 Spotlights Industry Challenges page: 32
- Azipull Technology Debuts on Offshore Vessels page: 33
- Keppel To Build $105M Jack-Up Bigfoot for ENSCO page: 34
- World Offshore Drilling Activity: A 5-Year Outlook page: 36
- Ulstein Delivers 23,500-hp Normand Master page: 40
- Offshore-Inland Provides the Fix page: 42
- Rolls-Royce Debuts New UT Designs page: 44
- DPS: Expanding Options for Many Operators page: 45
- Bollinger Delivers For K-Sea Transportation page: 47
- All the Men in the Sea page: 47
- VT Halmatic Takes Charge page: 49
- VT To Unveil Shipyard Technology Investment page: 51
- Speeding to Safety page: 52
- Scotland Sees Opportunity, Innovation in the North Sea page: 54
- ISPS Model Security Training Courses Update page: 57
- Committees, Associations, and Societies page: 61
- World Maritime Tech Exhibit Set For San Francisco page: 63
- SeaArk Delivers Patrol Boat to NYPD page: 64
- Camarc, Kvichak Team On Pilot Boat page: 65