What do a sheep farmer in the Outback of Australia, a student in a Caribbean island country, a first responder in a natural disaster, and an executive on a long-haul flight have in common?
They’ve all benefited from additional broadband internet connectivity delivered by low-Earth orbit satellite networks. Fortunately, the Federal Communications Commission is poised to improve these systems. These services are already changing lives and creating economic opportunity for previously underserved communities by bridging the last, most stubborn gaps in the digital divide. With additional satellite constellations coming online soon, more benefits will follow with more competition in the marketplace. I represent some of these satellite operators in my work with Crest Hill Advisors.
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