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The Office of Foreign Assets Control publishes a list of individuals and companies subject to sanctions imposed by the agency. Sanctioned parties are known as “Specially Designated Nationals,” and the list, one of several sanctions lists issued by OFAC, is called the SDN List. Assets of individuals and companies on the SDN List are generally blocked.

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SDN Global introduced RecoverSat, which it described as the first...
July 16, 2003 |Miscellaneous

SDN Global introduced RecoverSat, which it described as the first satellite-based instantaneous broadband access service for business recovery. The company said the service bypasses all carrier facilities and reserves only the bandwidth necessary for businesses to restore operations during service interruption.

Britain’s Independent TV Commission (ITC) said it received 6 appl...
June 17, 2002 |Miscellaneous

Britain’s Independent TV Commission (ITC) said it received 6 applications for 3 digital TV multiplexes to be awarded. ITC plans public consultation phase through June 21, hopes to award licenses by July 4. Applicants include Digital TV Bcstg., Digital Terrestrial Alliance, Freeview Plus, SDN, Crown Castle in partnership with BBC, Free to View Ltd.