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Around 3 billion people still aren't online. Legacy telecom hasn't fixed that.
Our founder and CEO Micky Watkins joined The Money Signal to talk about how a people-owned network can, starting with a 150-person village in Zanzibar.
Full episode out now on The Money Signal.
Not approved yet. The FCC only accepted the application for review last week, and petitions are due 1 December.
And look who's objecting: AT&T and Verizon. A new player breaking into spectrum the big carriers have held for decades is hard to see as bad news for anyone trying to break the carrier model.
And look at what it actually is: 7 MHz up, 7 MHz down. Shared across a satellite beam that covers a huge area, that's a coverage layer. Great for a text from the middle of nowhere. Not a whole town streaming at once.
Capacity still comes from radios close to people. That's what we build.
From satellites, one beam covers a very wide area, and everyone in it shares that 7 MHz downlink. Starlink's current direct to cell service is texts, some apps and basic data, not full broadband. 7 MHz won't change that much: it's coverage, not capacity.
Good question for @MrTelecoms on tomorrows space : https://t.co/DGOcAUdW7y i am pretty sure he will cover anyway.
Community update, live on X Spaces tomorrow 🎙️
Thursday 12 November
5pm UK · 12pm New York · 9am LA
Micky, Mike, Andy and the team on Pakistan, Frontier, Stratospheric, the US and what's next.
https://t.co/bIfkcfdGHT
Who gets paid when you use the internet? Usually a carrier or internet provider. Sometimes it's David.
He's an AirNode Operator. Here's 30s on how it works.
Around 3 billion people still aren't online. Legacy telecom hasn't fixed that.
Our founder and CEO Micky Watkins joined The Money Signal to talk about how a people-owned network can, starting with a 150-person village in Zanzibar.
Full episode out now on The Money Signal.