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  1. The ability to provide relatively low cost internet access outside of government control is both a challenge for authoritarian states and an opportunity for democracies. What are low-altitude, low-latency satellites and why are authoritarian states so concerned?
  2. archive.smallwarsjournal.com

    Satellite Internet Services - Fostering the Dictators' Dilemma? By Michael Schwille and Scott Fisher Constellations of low-altitude, low-latency satellites providing broadband internet access to wide swathes of the earth are an impending challenge to the information dominance enjoyed by the world's authoritarian states.
  3. smallwarsjournal.com

    Constellations of low-altitude, low-latency satellites providing broadband internet access to wide swathes of the earth are an impending challenge to the information dominance enjoyed by the world's authoritarian states. Whether Amazon's proposed Project Kuiper, Elon Musk's Starlink (already functional in some areas of North America), or the United Kingdom funded OneWeb, the ability to ...
  4. Jul 30, 2024Satellite Internet Services—Fostering the Dictator's Dilemma? The ability to provide relatively low cost internet access outside of government control is both a challenge for authoritarian states and an opportunity for democracies. What are low-altitude, low-latency satellites and why are authoritarian states so concerned?
  5. sciencedirect.com

    Jun 1, 2024The recent surge of mega satellite constellations, most of which are deployed in the Low Earth Orbit (LEO), has been met with enthusiasm due to their ability to deliver broadband Internet services in underserved regions and unhospitable terrain by significantly reducing the time and investment required for terrestrial infrastructure.
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