CNBC, Mad Money
"I say this company could be a billion-dollar company someday. It's expensive, but it's got the greatest growth: 40% growth. Given that the satellite television market is growing at an incredible pace and RRST only controls 2% of this market, I think it takes share because of its lower costs. It's a great place to be. Not to mention, of course, that RRST is totally immune to whatever Ben Bernanke does tomorrow, or this guy. "

CNBC, Mad Money
"I like DirecTV, but I'm telling you, what I'm now behind, it's not DirecTV,
which just spiked. I'm getting behind RRSat Global Communications.
That's the uplink/downlink company. That's what I want you in.
Any Israeli company that is willing to work with Al Jazeera may actually be
willing to sacrifice a lot for a profit. I don't go there politically;
I go there monetarily, and that's my satellite play. "

BusinessWeek Online
"'It's positive for the company,’ says Gil Efron, RRSat's chief financial officer. 'It supports the confidence of the shareholder in the [financial] reporting by the company, and it improves [our] internal processes,'" regarding RRSat's decision to list on the NASDAQ as opposed to the Tel Aviv or the London stock exchanges.