The FCC has approved a request by SpaceX’s Starlink to make changes to its constellation of low earth orbit (LEO) satellites. The ruling is a setback to Starlink competitors such as Viasat and Amazon, which had argued against the changes, as well to Dish Network. Dish has been urging the FCC to reject the requests by SpaceX to modify its satellite operations as Dish wants to be allowed to operate 5G in its 12 GHz spectrum, – the same band in which SpaceX will run some of its expanded LEO satellite Internet services. “Dish reiterates its request that any grant of SpaceX’s … modification should exclude the 12GHz band,” Dish wrote in a recent filing. But the FCC wrote: “We…