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Elon Musk to disrupt telecommunications next with Starlink internet satellites

34 SOCIAL BUZZ Starlink, the latest internet venture by Elon Musk and his SpaceX, has launched enough of its satellites to begin early customer trials. Source: “AFP PHOTO /NASA TV/HANDOUT ” Elon Musk to disrupt telecommunications next with Starlink internet satellites By Starlink, the latest internet venture by Elon Musk and his SpaceX, has launched enough of its satellites to begin early customer trials Starlink is SpaceX’s ambitious project to build an interconnected internet network with thousands of satellites, to eventually deliver high-speed internet globally Elon Musk has successfully scaled new industries and disrupted the incumbents of others, becoming the world’s richest person early this year by upending the global auto industry and disrupting aerospace heavyweights with reusable rockets. Now Musk is looking to seriously disrupt the global telecommunications space with his Starlink internet satellites.

Musk s Internet-From-Space Subsidy at Risk as Rivals Protest

Musk’s Internet-From-Space Subsidy at Risk as Rivals Protest Bloomberg 2/4/2021 Todd Shields © Photographer: Patrick T.Fallon/AFP/Getty Images A Falcon 9 rocket is displayed outside the Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) headquarters . (Bloomberg) The U.S. Federal Communications Commission faces pressure from rural internet service providers to deny a planned $886 million subsidy to Elon Musk’s SpaceX for beaming broadband to underserved areas from outer space. Even before winning a competition for the funds, SpaceX had set up its service and begun launching satellites. More than 1,000 of the Starlink craft are now aloft, providing service to test subscribers. The company says its system “is uniquely positioned to deliver high-quality broadband service to the hardest-to-reach rural Americans.”

Elon Musk s broadband-from-space subsidy irks rivals who sought cash

The US Federal Communications Commission faces pressure from rural internet service providers to deny a planned $886 million subsidy to Elon Musk’s SpaceX for beaming broadband to underserved areas from space. Even before winning a competition for the funds, SpaceX had begun launching satellites. More than 1,000 of the Starlink craft are now aloft, providing service to test subscribers. The company says its system “is uniquely positioned to deliver high-quality broadband se­r­vi­ce to the hardest-to-reach rural Am­­e­ri­c­ans.” But that hasn’t stopped complaints about it winning a competition for subsidies from the FCC’s Rural Digital Opport­unity Fund, in part because the service was being built without the aid and isn’t limited to rural areas. The planned awards to Space Exploration Technologies Corp., as it’s formally known, and to other companies have lawmakers raising questions about the entire $9.2 billion program.

Elon Musk returns to Twitter to endorse meme crypto Dogecoin

El Intransigente Elon Musk returns to Twitter to endorse meme crypto Dogecoin Dogecoin rises to about 5 cents on Tesla founder’s tweets. Musk said on Tuesday that he was going to take a Twitter break. Compártelo: Twitter break to send a series of tweets about joke cryptocurrency Dogecoin. “No highs, no lows, only Doge,” Musk wrote. He also posted a meme from the Disney movie The Lion King, showing the monkey shaman Rafiki holding up the cub Simba that’s photoshopped to be the billionaire with the Dogecoin logo of a Shiba Inu in his hands. The digital asset, which was started as a joke in 2013, has risen to about 5 cents in the past 24 hours from 3 cents, according to data from CoinMarketCap. It’s the highest level since last week, when prices briefly spiked after Musk tweeted a picture of “Dogue” a satire on fashion’s Vogue magazine featuring a whippet in a red sweater.

Musk Keeps Sparring With Regulators as Biden Cabinet Takes Reins

(Bloomberg) Elon Musk has a long history of run-ins with the local, state and federal officials who oversee his growing empires at Tesla Inc. and SpaceX. The world’s richest person shows no signs of changing his ways as U.S. President Joe Biden takes office and bolsters the regulatory agencies defanged by his predecessor.In the past week alone, Musk has tangled with the Federal Aviation Administration over a December rocket test flight that ended in flames and begrudgingly agreed to recall some Tesla cars at highway-safety officials’ urging. And while he announced Tuesday he was taking a break from Twitter the platform that previously got him fined by the Securities and Exchange Commission Musk had already used his favorite social-media megaphone in the preceding days to roil stocks of companies from Etsy Inc. to Shopify Inc. during a retail-trading frenzy.The potential for more conflict is building as Biden works to confirm his cabinet secretaries and reinvigorate

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