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Highlights
The company has assembled an extraordinary
combination of news, sports, music,
brand name content and education
programming which it delivers to
Africa, Asia, the Middle East and
Western Europe. Currently, WorldSpace
broadcasts 62 channels – 38
of which are content provided by
international, national and regional
third parties and 24 WorldSpace-branded
stations produced by or for WorldSpace.
These stations represent the most
popular international music formats
including contemporary hits, country,
classic rock and jazz.
WorldSpace’s program directors
and radio jockeys operate from studios
in Washington, DC, Bangalore, India
and Nairobi, Kenya, where 18 original
music and lifestyle channels are
created for distribution. Four of
these stations are also available
in the United States, on the XM
Satellite Radio network.
Company Press
WorldSpace, Inc. was founded in
1990 by Noah A. Samara, its Chairman
and CEO, with a mission to provide
digital satellite audio, data and
multimedia services primarily to
the emerging markets of Africa and
Asia. A pioneer of digital satellite
radio, Mr. Samara was also instrumental
in the development of the satellite
radio industry through his early
involvement with XM Satellite Radio
in the United States.
The company’s mission is to
provide a variety of high quality
programming through a subscription-based
service that uses low-cost portable
satellite radios and is available
in underserved markets that lack
programming choices. WorldSpace
is the first and only company with
rights to the world’s globally
allocated spectrum for digital satellite
radio. Its broadcast footprint covers
over 130 countries including India
and China, all of Africa and the
Middle East and most of Western
Europe – an area that includes
five billion people and more than
300 million automobiles. Its two
fully operational satellites and
ground infrastructure are based
on proprietary and patented technology.
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