NTT, JSAT agree on satellites

NTT, JSAT agree on satellites

TOKYO, Japan - Masanobu Suzuki (R), president of long-distance carrier NTT Communications Corp., and Takuya Yoshida, president of communications satellite operator Japan Satellite Systems Inc. (JSAT), shake hands at a Tokyo hotel July 6 in announcing a basic agreement on a new satellite communications venture.

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