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The Bahamas’ Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority just unveiled a groundbreaking satellite internet regulatory framework, designed to future-proof the nation’s communications as low Earth orbit tech and direct-to-device connections take off. Instead of creating new licenses, they’re updating existing rules to be technology-neutral—focusing on service outcomes, not delivery methods—to foster innovation, fair competition, and consumer protection. Satellite operators will pay spectrum fees, and new tech like IoT and direct-to-phone services will roll out in controlled trials first. Developed after extensive industry consultation, the plan aligns with national goals and global trends, and is now live on URCA’s website for public review.

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