> I remember that the FCC has a similar requirement... Which is better IMHO. You can sue the FCC if you think they overstepped their bounds as opposed to gett

> I remember that the FCC has a similar requirement... Which is better IMHO. You can sue the FCC if you think they overstepped their bounds as opposed to getting a bunch of politicians behind the repeal of a bad law (which otherwise can only be overturned if it violates the constitution). Or, as sometimes happens, the FCC realizes they made a mistake and/or "conditions on the ground" change and they decide to change the requirements -- also without involving the lawmakers.