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 TIM FURNISS / LONDONThe launch of six Glonass navigation satellites feature in pro adidas campus gramme following low mission rate worldwideRussia will initiate its 2002 launch campaign on 28 February with the flight of a Progress M tanker craft to the International Space Station  ISS  aboard a Soyuz booster from Baikonur, Kazakhstan. The mission will mark the start of a launch year that will include launches of up to six Glonass satellites, in an effort to boost the ailing satellite navigation system. On 4 March, an International Launch Services-operated Proton booster is also set to launch from Baikonur, carrying an Intelsat 9 communications satellite. A Eurockot Rokot booster will launch the US-German Grace satellites from the Plesetsk cosmodrome on 6 March, while on 20 March, a submarine in the Barents Sea will be the launch-pad for a Dnepr booster. Glonass launches will start in May, with three satellites to be carried on a Proton booster, while a second batch of three satellites could be launched in December, according to the country s Space and Rocket Forces Command. The launch of three to six Glonass satellites would boost the constellation by 30% to 12 operational satellites by the end of the year, taking into account the de-orbiting of expired satellites. A fully  adidas campus operational system with 24 spacecraft should be up and running by 2008. The new enhanced and more accurate Glonass K satellite is being developed to replace curren dunk panda t Glonass and Glonass M spacecraft, with a first launch sc Cwuk One stop shop  opened for US exhibitors at Le Bourget
 Jen Handorf talks about the demise of Metrodome, the Blumhouse effect and a potential bursting of an  independent film bubble .Having produced Metrodomes debut in-house production The Borderlands, Jen Handorf was  distressed  by news of the company being placed in administration. They had great taste but, unfortunately, great taste doesnt always represent a lot of great revenue,  Handorf tells Screen. Its scary to me when distributors who are taking chances - like Metrodome - arent rewarded by the marketplace. The UK-based American producer has spent 13 years in the industry, seven in the UK, and feels one of the biggest changes has been how much easier it is to make a film - a double-edged sword as its made it  a heck of a lot harder to sell a film . Even as a producer, its terrifying to go to something like Cannes and see all these posters for movies you know are never going to get theatrical distribution,  says Handorf . The market gets flooded with them and its harder to find that needle in a haystack when the h hydro jugs aystack gets bigger. The Blumhouse effectNot only is the ha owala website ystack getting bigger, but the owala water bottle re are also major players like Blumhouse  Paranormal Activity, The Purge  that are changing the formula of what sells when it comes to genre films, making successful low-budget films with bankable, known stars. Its almost a clich茅 that you can make a horror film without a star in it and it can still be successful at the box office. For better or for worse, the Blumhouse model h