Your article PRIVATE track:<t==1.000> PRIVATE track:<t3.000> “Intelsat Accused of Engaging in Anti-competitive PracticesPRIVATE track:<t==1.000> PRIVATE track:<t3.000> ” devoted most of its space to the comments filed at the U.S. Federal Communications Commission by unsuccessful bidders for the Commercial PRIVATE track:<t4.000> Broadband Satellite Program (CBSP), which was recently awarded to a team of 17 companies led by Intelsat General. In doing so, Space News allowed the ash cloud spewed by a few to obscure the real tectonic change that’s reshaping the landscape for government satellite services procurement. This change, which is threatening to some, takes a new approach to procuring bandwidth from commercial satellite companies that will create efficiencies for the end users and save taxpayer dollars.
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