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Telstar
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Telstar [ˈtɛlˌstɑː]
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications) either of two low-altitude active communications satellites launched in 1962 and 1963 by the US and used in the transmission of television programmes, telephone messages, etc.


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The idea of looking out from earth - as a musical inspiration - on Telstar is something I've always been into.
Written and directed by Nick Moran and featuring the impressive line-up of Con O'Neill, Kevin Spacey, Ralf Little and James Corden, Telstar is the true story of legendary record producer and maverick musical genius Joe Meek, creator of a string of No 1 hits in the early 60s.
By implementing NexTone session controllers, Telstar is able to increase its VoIP capacity by 50%, allow for faster and more efficient routing of traffic and improve our overall call processing, from both a quality and cost savings standpoint," said Jim Decker, Vice President of Telstar.
 
 
 
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