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Good point, Duderino. Perhaps the second round of ads could show a picture of Carney hiding behind Comcast along with details of this story. What image do you think would best represent Comcast? Darth Vader maybe?
And a question: Did I miss something, or is it no longer true, at least in principle, that the airwaves belong to the public and the public permits companies to use them as long as the companies behave in whatever the public defines as its interest? The public unfortunately being represented by the federal government we have now, which makes this more theoretical than practical, but isn't the principle still valid? Or did I miss another decision by an activist court that changed that?
