<p>SpaceX has started to accept pre-orders for its Starlink satellite internet service. On the other side, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spells out his vision for Twitter and social media in general in an investor conference. </p>

SpaceX has started to accept pre-orders for its Starlink satellite internet service. On the other side, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spells out his vision for Twitter and social media in general in an investor conference.

<p>SpaceX has started to accept pre-orders for its Starlink satellite internet service. On the other side, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spells out his vision for Twitter and social media in general in an investor conference.&nbsp;</p>

A tale of two Internet satellite companies: Elon Musk's SpaceX starts taking pre-orders for Internet services, while Swarm talks of its sandwich-sized satellites for IoT services

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A tale of two Internet satellite companies: Elon Musk's SpaceX starts taking pre-orders for Internet services, while Swarm talks of its sandwich-sized satellites for IoT services

A tale of two Internet satellite companies: Elon Musk's SpaceX starts taking pre-orders for Internet services, while Swarm talks of its sandwich-sized satellites for IoT services