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Date
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Publication
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Headline
and Abstract
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| 4/30/01 |
Communications
Daily |
Helius
announced MediaWrite software package that allows users
to distribute content through satellite and landline transfers.
Company wouldn't identify customers, but CEO
Myron Mosbarger said "we do have an agreement with 2"
and said companies would use software to train employees.
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| 4/30/01 |
Satellite Week |
Helius
announced MediaWrite software package that allows users
to distribute content through satellite and landline transfers.
Company wouldn't disclose customers, but CEO Myron
Mosbarger said "we do have an agreement with 2," and said
companies would use software to train employees. |
| 4/15/01 |
Deseret News |
New
patent assigned to Helius Development Corp.,
Orem. Filed Oct. 3, 1997. Patent No. 6,205,473. |
| 4/10/01 |
Via Satellite |
Pushing
Streams Over HFS
Myron Mosbarger is president and CEO of Lindon, UT-based
Helius Inc. a company specializing in routers and associated
technology. He emphasizes that despite having similar
characteristics, IP multicasting and broadcasting are
two completely different activities. |
| 4/2/01 |
Satellite Week |
"Helius
received patent to develop satellite communications for
local area networks (LANs), CEO Myron Mosbarger
said at Satellite 2001 conference in Washington March
29. Patent covers IP multicast routing technology, Internet,
interactive and other applications, he said." |
| 4/2/01 |
Satellite
News |
Helius
Gets Patent On LANs
"Helius Inc. said it has been issued a U.S. patent
on a variety of Internet-via-satellite applications, including
Internet multicast routing technology to multiple clients
over a local area network and bi-directional electronic
satellite communications with return channels." |
| 4/1/01 |
Electronic
Commerce World |
Space:
The Next Broadband Frontier
"Another niche player, Helius Inc., Lindon, Utah,
is providing software for content distribution and Internet
protocol multicast, in which a single stream of data is
sent to multiple receivers. Myron Mosbarger, Helius president
and CEO, says he expects satellite to prosper because
he believes it produces the highest-quality broadband
service with more readily available bandwidth."
Click to see article excerpts |
| April 2001 |
Modem Users
News |
Helius
Debuts Linux Product for DirectPC USB Satellite Modem
"Helius, Inc., a technology developer for satellite
data solutions, has enhanced its Network Edition for DirecPC
software to support Universal Serial Bus (USB) Satellite
Modems used with the DirecPC satellite data service."
|
| 3/30/01 |
Communications
Daily |
Helius
received patent to develop satellite communications for
local area networks (LANs), CEO Myron Mosbarger
said at Satellite 2001 conference in Washington Thurs.
Patent covers IP multicast routing technology, Internet,
interactive and other applications, he said. System will
allow high-speed satellite- based information delivery
for LANs, which "should have a fairly broad application,"
Mosbarger said. Company will demonstrate new multicast
file distribution product at NAB convention in Las Vegas
April 23, he said. |
| 3/29/01 |
Satellite
Today |
Helius
Gets Patent On Asymetric Satellite Communications for
Local Area Networks
"Helius Inc. said it has been issued a U.S. patent
on a variety of Internet-via-satellite applications, including
Internet multicast routing technology to multiple clients
over a local area network and bi-directional electronic
satellite communications with return channels." |
| 3/19 |
Satellite Week |
"Helius
said it upgraded Network Edition for DirecPC software
to support Universal Serial Bus satellite modems used
with DirecPC's satellite data service supported through
Linux operating system. Service allows Linux computers
to receive satellite data via external modem and company
offers different B2C price levels depending on number
of users." |
| 3/18 |
Satellite
Today |
Helius
Introduces Enhancement For DirecPC Service Running On
Linux
"Helius Inc. of Lindon, Utah, has enhanced its Network
Edition for DirecPC software to support Universal Serial
Bus (USB) satellite modems that are used with the DirecPC
Internet connectivity service." |
| 3/13 |
SlashDot |
DirecPC
USB Satellite Modems Available for Linux
"Helius, Inc. has announced a USB DirecPC modem for Linux.
The software drivers are going to be available on their
website, no word about what kind of license. The software
is available on their Model 7100 router, which retails
for $2,500. The router runs Caldera Linux and comes with:
dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP), SMTP e-mail,
Web hosting, Web caching, NNTP news, FTP, UDP, Telnet,
proxy, and firewall. The upload is standard phone line
or ISDN."
See
full text at SlashDot.org |
| 3/13 |
Satellite
News |
Helius
Releases First Linux Product for DirecPC USB Satellite
Modem
"Helius, Inc., the premier technology developer for
satellite data solutions, today announced it has enhanced
its Network Edition(TM) for DirecPC software to support
Universal Serial Bus (USB) Satellite Modems used with
the DirecPC satellite data service."
See
full text at Satellite News |
| 3/13 |
Communication
Daily |
SATELLITE
SECTION: "Helius said it upgraded Network
Edition for DirecPC software to support Universal Serial
Bus satellite modems used with DirecPC's satellite data
service supported through Linux operating system. Service
allows Linux computers to receive satellite data via external
modem and company offers different B2C price levels depending
on number of users." |
| 3/12 |
Satellite
Broadband |
Helius
makes Network Edition DirecPC friendly
"Helius enhanced its Network Edition for DirecPC
software to support Universal Serial Bus (USB) Satellite
Modems used with the DirecPC satellite data service. The
software is the first that is supported through Linux,
a multi-platform, open-sourced, multitasking operating
system."
See
full text at Satellite Broadband |
| 3/1/01 |
Satellite
Broadband |
Running
of the corporate bulls; Multicasting could lessen useless
corporate intranet bandwidth consumption.
In fact, the only way to improve the quality of service
is to use satellite to distribute the multicast enabled
stream. "In terms of QoS (quality of service) there's
a huge differences," Mosbarger says. "Whenever you multicast
over satellite, you only have essentially one hop to deal
with and that's from the uplink to the remote IP multicast
router on the other side. But once you multicast through
the Internet, you have to make sure you have ISPs that
can handle multicast and you don't have control over the
number of routers or the path that it would take."
Click to see
article excerpts |
| 2/28 |
Satellite
News |
Helius
to Manufacture Original DVB Satellite Interface Card
"Helius, Inc., the premier technology developer for
satellite data solutions, today announced it will begin
manufacturing its own satellite interface cards. Increasing
its intellectual property portfolio, this decision will
allow Helius to fully integrate its Helius Optimized™
software with the hardware interface." |
| 2/27 |
Satellite
Broadband |
Satellite
interface cards enter Helius repertoire
"By manufacturing its own satellite interface card,
Helius will have complete independence to make modifications
and customize the product for various applications and
platforms, including embedded platforms. This initiative
will ultimately allow Helius to provide the industry with
more flexible and cost-effective products."
Click
to view article online at Satellite Broadband |
| 2/26 |
Satellite
Today |
Helius
Plans To Start Manufacturing Its Own DVB Satellite Interface
Cards
"Helius Inc. of Lindon, Utah, said it will begin
manufacturing its own Digital Video Broadcast satellite
interface cards in order to fully integrate its Helius
Optimized software with the hardware interface."
Click to see article |
|
1/1
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The Enterprise
|
SL telecom
firm to debut services in Davis County this month
"The Canopy Group is a venture-capital, management
and resource corporation devoted to growing the high
tech industry, through funding and influencing emerging
technologies. Other companies in which it is a key financial
partner include Caldera Systems, Helius, KeyLabs,
Lineo, MTI and Fat Pipe."
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