No. 24  Satellite TV  How would you rank Satellite TV?  Why is
Satellite TV no. 24?  A flag outside Andover Earth Station,
Maine, was the first ever star of satellite television on July
11, 1962 – hardly worth a premium subscription, but fortunately,
it was a private test broadcast. Two weeks later, the service
went public, paving the way for satellite television services
and ultimately, the experience we enjoy today through the likes
of Sky+. What started as one solitary broadcast has evolved into
24-hour programming across hundreds of channels, delivering a
diverse spectrum of content, breaking news from around the world
and live events shown to millions. The financial impact is also
clear, with televised sports sponsorship outweighing some
countries’ own GDPs, proving this a stellar innovation in every
sense. Gavin Brett  Is Satellite TV Your Most Innovative
Product?  Yes No, what's next?