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"I'd rather have some sort of legal mechanism in place that offers some protections from the whims etc of corporate interests."

Who do you think pays for the "legal mechanism"? Check out http://www.opensecrets.org/ The government doesn't work for you, they work for the companies who pay for their campaigns and perks.

I admit that there are circumstances where government oversight can be beneficial such as public utilities. I just don't think that any of the recent issues have qualified.

Capitalism at work? Think before you speak. This copyright crap is actually the antithesis of competitive capitalism. No matter what purpose copyrights are MEANT to serve, they are being used to centralize control of specific economic markets.

Milton Friedman argued that centralized control of economic activity is always accompanied by political repression. In his view, transactions in a market economy are voluntary, and the wide diversity that voluntary activity permits is a fundamental threat to repressive political leaders and greatly diminish power to coerce. Friedman's view was also shared by Friedrich Hayek and John Maynard Keynes, both of whom believed that capitalism is vital for freedom to survive and thrive.

Every time the government creates laws and intrudes on business to serve a single company or conglomerate we take one step closer to Friedman's fears.

It's completely inaccurate to compare an individual operating one of these devices with a very limited range from a company putting up a cell site.

I expect this device operates at a low power, not to exceed one watt, and its signals carry only a few hundred feet, whereas commercial tower transmitters may operate at a million watts of power and have a service radius measured in dozens of miles.