Category: Regulatory

  • Space Law & Geopolitics

    Space Law & Geopolitics

    The sixth session of the Course on “The Business and Economics of Space” was on Thursday, Nov 18. This session was on Space Law, Geopolitics and Sustainability. From a commercial viewpoint the session would help answer questions about appropriate legal frameworks if you wanted to find, own, use or sell space resources. It was also…

  • NewSpace

    NewSpace

    The first session of the course on “The Business and Economics of the Space” was last night, Monday Nov 8. The topic was the History of Space and the Contemporary Space Agency. My key takeaway from the session was the rise of the NewSpace industry. Earlier this summer I wrote about “Space; the final telco…

  • Back to School

    Back to School

    Some of you may have noticed that I write on here about more than just international telecom. There are book reviews, conferences that I attend, the fight against telecom fraud and space. On my twitter feed and LinkedIn there is also more and more about space. Why is that ? The NewSpace industry is one…

  • RAG London 2021

    RAG London 2021

    We are only a couple of days away from the Risk and Assurance Group (RAG) London 2021 Conference. I am beyond excited to be able to attend a live, in-person event after so many virtual conferences on Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic The conference will cover revenue assurance, fraud management, cybersecurity, credit risk, billing accuracy,…

  • AurorA guests on RAG-TV

    AurorA guests on RAG-TV

    On Wednesday, June 17, 2020 I had the honour of appearing on the opening episode of Season 2 of RAG-TV, the online streaming show of the Risk and Assurance Group. Their virtual conference in May was seen by over 2,000 telecom industry pros in over 93 countries ! Read more about that here and here.…

  • Elon is not coming to rescue Canada’s remote broadband

    Elon is not coming to rescue Canada’s remote broadband

    The telecom press in Canada has been gushing over the news that Elon Musk and his company SpaceX has visions of coming to Canada to provide super-fast Internet service to rural and remote Canadians via their StarLink LEO (low Earth orbit) satellite constellation. Please take a step back. Pause. Take a deep breath. Just stop…