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@closeparen is not saying "because" they were just explaining the legacy scenario that got us to the classifications used today
by edoceo 6y ago
@closeparen is not saying "because" they were just explaining the legacy scenario that got us to the classifications used today
- Avicebron 6y ago>The legacy OTA broadcasters were granted exclusive licenses to large chunks of a scarce natural resource (RF spectrum). Their public service obligations are essentially their payments on those licenses. This seems like pretty strong implications of cause and effect. Doing something as a payment in return of a service (license).
- edoceo 6y agoI did not read as strong implication. Some but not strong. the word "essentially" and my a-priori knowledge that OTA broadcasters have to also pay cash-money for the license and have other obligations. I see the scares-resource as one of the many factors for OTA classifications different from webApp. Fixes for this issue have to cover many legacy and many new complex factors