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[Rowland Smith <rowland AT nc.rr.com>]

Sil Greene wrote:
> .: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.

Not to suggest this /should/ happen, just that it will probably will.

> .:Obviously I had a grand day out at Cafe Cyclo :)
>
> Same here.  Sorry I didn't get to chat with you more, Rowland.

Me too - but there's always next month :)

Rowland

> --Sil