BPL, and its twin mutant, HD will deny citizens access to MF thru VHF
information via broad spectrum ubiquitous jamming. It will be at best
unpleasant, if
not impossible to hear AM or SW broadcasts. The remaining choices will be
'pay for our service - or do without'.
Not knowledgeable re computers, use antique '98 HP for correspondence and
research, probably making uninformed observation. Seems, however, other
countries not infested with corporate greaseball cutback artistes and their
public
'partners' are way ahead. Wi-FI well along elsewhere, internet-linked laptops
frequent sight on foreign subways, whereas here one can't count on cell service
everywhere.
If BPL and IBOC aren't schemes to deny citizens access to radio-borne
information via jamming so as to drive them to paid subscription service, one
can
only ask, how better would one plan it?
-Z.-
Paul Vincent Zecchino
Mansoviet Key, FL
BT
