AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSatellite-to-mobile momentum: Globe Telecom says it will launch Starlink’s direct-to-cell service in the Philippines this June, starting with Visayas pilot areas and Android-only access at first, as the country looks for faster ways to reach remote communities. Regulation vs politics: In Liberia, fresh scrutiny is swirling around LTA chair Clarence Massaquoi amid claims of political ambitions, raising fresh questions about regulator neutrality. Enforcement pressure: Iraq’s communications minister says a crackdown on illegal internet distribution networks will begin by mid-July, targeting unregistered subscribers and smuggling operations. In-flight connectivity: American Airlines plans Starlink Wi‑Fi on 500+ narrow-body jets from early 2027, betting on more reliable, low-latency service for passengers. Regional resilience: Australia, New Zealand and Tonga have completed a second international undersea cable link, aiming to boost capacity and disaster resilience. Net neutrality debate: Airtel’s 5G network-slicing “Priority Postpaid” faces net neutrality concerns, but Jio has backed Airtel’s position with a letter to the DoT.
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