Boston-based wireless Internet service Starry plans to emerge from bankruptcy this summer with new ownership and a leadership change — but subscribers might not even notice. Under a reorganization plan approved last month by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Karen Owens in Delaware, existing shareholders will be wiped out and Starry’s lenders will own the company. For customers, however, Starry does not plan to cut back service or raise its current $50-per-month subscription rate, the company said on Tuesday. Cofounder and former COO Alex Moulle-Berteaux has replaced chief executive and cofounder Chet Kanojia. Kanojia, a serial entrepreneur who has run Starry since 2015, remains a member of the company’s board of directors.
