Bob Miller wrote: > > But the Telcos, cable and satellite companies will probably find a way > to get Congress to stop it when it starts. Sort of like Love Field, > American Air and Southwest Airlines. Texas politicians and their patrons > have been able to tax Texans $100 a ticket for 25 years and get away > with it because of the ignorance of the public by not allowing Southwest > to use Love for out of state flights thereby giving a gift to other > airlines specifically American. > Again you show you bias! How wonder to see it. How would Southwest airlines help me (or rather would have helped me) by flying out of Texas from Love field? (I'm a Texan, from Fort Worth, who used to visit there twice a year.) HOW HOW??? You see, Southwest has an essentially useless network of flights. It only flies from certain places, to other certain places. It does not fly to where I live. How can that help? It's exactly like all you silly schemes: they are designed to benefit only a tiny fraction of this huge country: the very absolutely biggest cities. In fact, I would suggest that any entity that uses spectrum freed up from TV broadcasting be required by law to cover the same coverage area as the TV stations that vacated the spectrum. Doug McDonald ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can UNSUBSCRIBE from the OpenDTV list in two ways: - Using the UNSUBSCRIBE command in your user configuration settings at FreeLists.org - By sending a message to: opendtv-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.