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Not enogh, they willfully ignored the FCC. They should be bared from launching anything in the future and the CEO should be fired.
by sschueller 7y ago
Not enogh, they willfully ignored the FCC. They should be bared from launching anything in the future and the CEO should be fired.
- salawat 7y agoThat won't do any good, sadly, which is the system working as designed. The violation is associated with the company, which can disincorporate, sell off all assets to a holding company, then reincorporate as a shiny new corporation pure as driven snow. Criminal charges can only be applied to specific individuals; and each of those individuals you can bet are engineering their organizational structure to provide plausible deniability. Our justice system is ill equipped to handle poor behavior by corporate actors compared with human ones. You can't jail a Corporation, and while you can kill one via revocation of charter, there is nothing to keep the same people from gathering together to do it again under a new corporate identity.