Seems that the biggest issue satellite providers face today is they have very small bandwidth allowances and charge huge fees for say, 20G per month. As you know, 20G is nothing today for any user who wants to use their Netflix account, and it causes the user to jump at any another provider as soon as an alternative becomes available. Satellite internet is not set up to meet today's user requirements. To me, that's the number one issue that must be addressed if a Hughes is to stay viable. A Hughes-type provider is also unsuitable for remote workers (VPN), although that is probably a much smaller market. The likes of the low-orbit satellites coming online have the potential to grab existing satellite users, like Hughes customers, instantly if they can provide higher limits at a lower price. That is a substantial risk to address.