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:Forbes: Does Open-Source Software Make The FCC Irrelevant?
Forbes: Does Open-Source Software Make The FCC Irrelevant?
Oct 18, 2005, 15 :15 UTC (8 Talkback[s]) (5262 reads)

(Other stories by Daniel Fisher)

"Columbia Law School Professor Eben Moglen wants to destroy the Federal Communications Commission. Not as some kind of terrorist act, but because technology is rapidly making it irrelevant.

"The agency might have made sense in the 1920s, Moglen says, when it was formed to assign specific frequencies to broadcasters so they wouldn’t try to drown each other out by cranking up the transmitter power. But a new generation of intelligent radios, combined with equally clever computer networks, is making it possible for anybody to use the airwaves without interfering with anybody else..."

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  Talkback(s) Name  and Date
I think that if anyone wants to eliminat ...   Interesting article   
kela
Oct 18, 2005, 15:39:05
 
The purpose of regulation, as determined ...   FCC exists for corruption, not standards   
vm
Oct 18, 2005, 15:40:40
 
Seems that these new technologies will i ...   Why Single Out Fox?   
WWW
Oct 18, 2005, 16:41:25
 
In addition to regulating frequencies an ...   More to it   
phil
Oct 18, 2005, 17:00:15
 
> the General Public License, a subversi ...   GPL misrepresentation alert   
Jeff Smith
Oct 18, 2005, 19:15:11
 
As a professional radio engineer I find  ...   Dangerous idea   
Richard Simpson
Oct 18, 2005, 21:57:57
 
> As a professional radio engineer I fin ...   Re: Dangerous idea   
Bob Robertson
Oct 18, 2005, 23:54:02
 
Then you understand neither the purpose  ...   Re: Re: Dangerous idea   
ds
Oct 19, 2005, 06:17:42
 
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