TV viewers across Brazil can now receive some of the country’s most popular channels via SES’s new Ku-band free-to-air solution on the SES-10 satellite located at 67 degrees West.

Regional channel affiliates and TV viewers will need to buy a DVB-S2-compatible set-top box to receive the signals from SES-10 and can use what SES says are more affordable and easier-to-install 60cm to 75cm antennas.
As an example of the new possibilities, SES cited TV Cultura which has been testing SES’ Ku-band uplink and which the operator says is now reaping the benefits of getting to market faster and being able to broadcast to millions of viewers at a lower investment cost.