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The Federal State-owned Enterprise “Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network” (RTRN) is a world’s largest broadcasting network with a major experience of television broadcasting and radio distribution. RTRN provides  terrestrial broadcasting of all-Russian popular channels over the territory of Russian Federation. RTRN also serves radio and television channels of both all-Russian and regional  types, as well as the channels distributing the programs of the latter. Terrestrial radio and television broadcasting in Russia is provided by 77 republican and regional broadcasting centers (RBC) functioning as RTRN regional branches. Moscow broadcasting signal reaches the regions through satellite and land communication channels. Further broadcasting development, resulting in consistent replacement of analog announcement by digital announcement, constitutes RTRN main objective in 2009-2018.

The Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) is Russia’s satellite communications operator, whose spacecraft ensure global coverage. Established in 1967, the company owns Russia’s largest satellite constellation. The RSCC satellites are positioned along the geostationary orbital arc from 14 ° W up to 145 ° E, covering the entire territory of Russia, CIS, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asian-Pacific region, North and South America, and Australia.

As Russia’s operator of satellite communications services, RSCC is responsible for addressing important state tasks of providing mobile communications services for the Office of the President and the RF Government, and federal TV and radio channels broadcasting within the territory of Russia and of most countries of the world. The company is actively involved in the implementation of top-priority national projects, working closely with the Russian state authorities in the field of information and telecommunication systems and broadcasting.

RSCC provides a full range of communications and broadcasting services using its own terrestrial technical facilities and satellite constellation, which includes up-to-date Express-series spacecraft Express-AM, Express-AT and Express-AMU. The company’s satellites provide ample opportunities for the broadcasting organizations, broadband Internet access, data transmission, videoconferencing, VSAT networks, departmental and corporative communications networks in any region of the globe.

The company includes five space communications centers (SCC): Dubna, Medvezhyi Ozera, Skolkovo, Zheleznogorsk, Khabarovsk, and Shabolovka Technical Centre in Moscow, as well as its own high-speed fiber-optic digital network. RSCC is controlled by the Federal Communications Agency (Rossvyaz).