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I’m Jamie Davies and I find business strategies used in property selling, minibus taxi services, and importing goods pretty interesting.

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Starlink sends the telecoms world off in a spin, but what is the big picture?

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With scale, money and ambition behind it, the company is starting to look less like a niche rural broadband provider and more like a serious question for the wider connectivity market. Kester Mann, Director, Consumer and Connectivity at FDM CCS Insight, said this is one of the more interesting developments of 2026. “The industry is nervous. Operators are currently working to shore up their defenses against potential offerings from a company like Starlink, but the long-term plan is not obvious yet.
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Starlink sends the telecoms world off in a spin, but what is the big picture?

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Starlink sends the telecoms world off in a spin, but what is the big picture?

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By Jamie Davies
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Netflix turned entertainment on its head. AirBnB reshaped the hotel industry without ever building a hotel. Uber led to an entirely different way of moving from A to B, and not just taxis anymore. In the rural states, there are consumer mobile and broadband services to potentially serve, IOT networks to be connected, agriculture and other primary industries to power, not to mention public services just as there are in the cities. There is a market, just not a financially attractive one.
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