LightSquared Satellite Disabled By Last Week's Solar Storm 70
volts writes "Troubled LightSquared's primary Skyterra 1 satellite has been out of service since the solar storm on March 7. The company says it is 'working through the rebuild of the satellite tapping into the resources that were involved in the original program.' This development follows a stream of bad news including layoffs, default on payments, the resignation of CEO Sanjiv Ahuja and FCC rejection of a scheme to repurpose satellite frequencies for cellular data due to interference with GPS. Another kick in the teeth as company struggles to avoid bankruptcy."
Re:This is a cover-up (Score:5, Funny)
I was more thinking who they're going to sue over this. Perhaps God, with the God Apollo and the FCC named as co-defendants.
Re:Maybe the universe is telling them something.. (Score:5, Funny)
There are nails in the coffin, and then there's the coffin being doused in gasoline, lit on fire, pissed on, dropped from 30,000 feet with lit sticks of dynamite inside.
Re:English, motherfucker! Do you speak it? (Score:4, Funny)
I heard what you are said. But in a seriously note, I think you needs struggles to avoid blowing you're top.
Interestingly, it seemed they will edited the summary to finishing with, "Another kick in the teeth as company struggles to avoid bankruptcy."
Maybe this been a new approach to editing, and they just randomly insert and words until something vaguely intelligible on the screen?
(Editors: please consider this post a writing sample for purposes of my employment as a member of the crack /. editing team.)