Skybox Blog
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Monday, January 30, 2012This month, Skybox is featured in the Stanford Engineering Alumni Magazine -- nearly 3 years to the day since we spun out of Stanford. Stanford University remains unrivaled in its ability to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and growth in the global economy. Simply put, we would not be here without Stanford's support!
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012First SatNews Debut: Skybox, Big Data and Aerospace.
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Saturday, December 17, 2011Richard Branson on the Wall Street Journal: "We can put satellites into space at a fraction of the price that it currently costs," he says—and Virgin is working with a "tiny little" company (the name of which hasn't yet been publicly disclosed) to do just that. "Whereby, for instance, [on] Google, you can see what's going on six months ago, these satellites will be able to see what's going on right now."
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Friday, October 28, 2011A glimpse into the Skybox culture for the next generation of Skyboxers.
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Friday, September 30, 2011"Traditional satellites are big, expensive, and engineered to last for decades. Skybox Imaging Inc. wants to make satellites that are small, cheap, and shorter-lived. In doing so it wants to launch more satellites than has been possible previously, and offer a service that’s never been possible before: a near real-time look at locations anywhere on the globe."
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011The board of directors of Skybox Imaging recently appointed S. Scott Smith, executive vice president of satellite development and operations for Iridium Communications, as a new board member.
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011MIT Technology Review selects Skybox Imaging Founder and Chief Product Officer Dan Berkenstock as a TR35 Honoree for 2011. Berkenstock received the honor for developing a low-cost approach to revolutionizing global access to near real-time satellite imagery and derived information products.
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Monday, August 22, 2011Skybox Imaging recently announced the appointment of Thomas R. Ingersoll as Chief Executive Officer. “We’re excited to have Tom join as CEO. He brings deep experience and an impressive track record in the aerospace arena,” said Pierre Lamond, Skybox board member and partner at Khosla Ventures. “Tom will work closely with Skybox co-founder, Dan Berkenstock, in leading the company into its next chapter.”
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Thursday, July 21, 2011At some companies, individual contributors sit in cube farms while the management team rests ensconced on the periphery in offices. The “open-door policy” is trotted out as an example of how the company communicates with its employees. Occasionally, the CEO will hold an all-hands meeting to update everyone on the status of the company. It’s sometimes difficult to even know what questions to ask.
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Monday, July 26, 2010Skybox Imaging, a startup bringing a Silicon Valley approach to aerospace design, today announced the successful completion of its Series B financing of $18 million from Silicon Valley investors including Khosla Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners.