Service First. Liberty Uplink focuses on providing dependable mobile satellite transmission services for television networks and corporate entities. Our reputation for quality service and technical excellence is known throughout the broadcast news world. Because of our unique position as true owner/operators, we are deeply committed to providing you with the highest level of service possible - from White House pool transmissions to morning show contributions. Based in Philadelphia with Liberty 1, Adam Sirkin started Liberty Uplink in 1999 to fill the need in the Mid-Atlantic region for a quality vendor truck. Adam has been in the Philadelphia television market for 16 years, starting as an assignment editor. Adam brings with him a unique sense of what it takes cover a news story – be it a complicated logistical problem or simply having his old contact book handy to help out a reporter. Based in New England with Liberty 2 and Liberty's Flyaway system, Chuck Ranney has been involved with mobile television operations for over 13 years. He has worked for CNN, uplinked from the Arctic Circle, and worked as an embedded satellite engineer for CBS News in the Iraq War. A field engineer by training, Chuck provides the skills that make for reliable field television production. We operate Tandberg Television MPEG encoders, Leitch routing equipment, and broadcast quality support gear. Our equipment is up to date, well maintained, and conforms to network television standards. Our client list includes NBC, ABC, CBS, NBC Newschannel, MSNBC, CNBC, ABC ABSAT, ESPN, Court TV, Comcast SportsNet, Bloomberg Television, CNN, FOX News, BBC, Discovery Networks, and several other foreign and domestic broadcasters, as well as local television stations and government agencies. Excellent service and forward thinking are the hallmarks of our business. Let us know how we can help you - from Philadelphia to Boston, Buffalo to Bangor, we strive to provide you with the best in field television transmission.