Screaming for bandwidth? The shipowner and service provider perspective
When Satellite Network Operator Intelsat hosted a workshop in Copenhagen earlier this month, it brought together local players for a timely briefing of the VSAT/HTS landscape. MaritimeInsight was asked to moderate an informal…
April 22, 2016Measuring the risks of social media in shipping
Social media is a serious business. We all understand that, right? Apparently not. Too few of us appear to consider who can access the information about ourselves we pile onto social media…
April 21, 2016Capesize ‘uptick’ needs stronger fundamentals to turn into a summer surge
A rise in iron ore trade, higher steel prices and increased scrapping have all contributed to recent improvements but the outlook is fragile April 19, 2016. The latest Dry Bulk Freight Forecaster…
April 19, 2016Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers signs MoU with Indian Maritime University
Agreement to promote mutual understanding renews a bilateral commitment to academic and educational co-operation London and Mumbai April 15, 2016. The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, the maritime industry’s only body dedicated to…
April 18, 2016GTMaritime unveils an email service for a new era of ship to shore communications
Based on the popular GTMail platform, new software release is designed for higher bandwidth systems and retains a focus on cost control UK and Singapore, April 4, 2016. GTMaritime, the shipping industry’s…
April 5, 2016
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Neville Smith
Maritime Media Consultant to a roster of international shipping industry clients. Former maritime journalist with 16 years’ experience reporting the shipping and marine insurance markets and former Deputy Editor at Lloyd’s List, I assist clients with matching their communication needs to publications and media channels that gain them their desired level of exposure.
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In April, wind power generated more electricity than coal in the US for the second month in a row, according to @EIAgov data. Wind beat coal once before in April last year, but this time it’s by a much larger margin and for two consecutive months.
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