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[Sil Greene <Sil_greene AT unc.edu>]

.:So now we have to deal with the concept of 'corporate airspace', as 
.:opposed to 'national airspace'.  Can you get sued for polluting the 
.:airspace of a neighbor with unwanted radio waves?  What about jamming 
.:the competition's airspace to gain economic advantage?  Or stealing 
.:someone elses airspace/bandwidth to provide your own wireless service?
.:
.:Mmmmm.....Litigation....

Let's hope we can sue the polluters who are threatening our health into 
fixing the situation (or, better, that we won't have to) before we get to 
the point of suing our neighbors when their RF interferes with ours.


.:Obviously I had a grand day out at Cafe Cyclo :)

Same here.  Sorry I didn't get to chat with you more, Rowland.

--Sil


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