[NCLUG] MythTV Questions

[Michael Riversong]

Something like that was actually happening in the dawning age of Radio.  For a couple of years, all commercial and experimental stations were on one frequency, which i think was 850 kHz.  That was a real mess -- many operators started broadcasting on their own on other frequencies just so they could be heard at all.  It was Herbert Hoover who eventually sorted out the whole thing, and created the AM broadcast band.

-----Original Message-----
>From: Paul Hummer <paul at eventuallyanyway.com>
>Sent: Feb 20, 2008 12:09 PM
>To: Northern Colorado Linux Users Group <nclug at nclug.org>
>Subject: Re: [NCLUG] MythTV Questions
>
>> I'm not sure trusting the government to take over the job of 
>> monitoring what your children watch is a great idea.
>I definitely don't want the government having anything to do with the 
>morality of my children.  However, the very root of this country is 
>based of "freedom as long as it doesn't interfere with someone else's 
>freedom."  Whether that's actually being practiced now is off-topic, but 
>someone needs to step in and sort out frequencies.  My example of 
>everything talking on the same frequency is a perfect one.  I can only 
>imagine what would happen to LP Broadband's business if I started a cell 
>phone company on the 5.2GHz frequency range.  The government seems as a 
>good a group as any.  I certainly wouldn't want AT&T or Verizon doing it 
>(although I'm sure someone thinks they are...).
>
>Paul
>

Michael Riversong

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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