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In the late 1990s, Motorola had a vision: a network of 66 low-earth orbit satellites that would allow anyone to call anyone, from anywhere-even the North Pole. It was called Iridium. It was an engineering marvel, launching satellites faster than anyone in history. It was also a commercial catastrophe."The Satellite Bankruptcy" details one of the largest corporate failures of all time. It explains how a company became so obsessed with the engineering challenge that they forgot the customer (who didn't want to carry a brick-sized phone that didn't work indoors) and ignored the rise of...