I found about about this article a month ago from a radio station manager that I know, which compelled me to write two blog posts for non-technical people invol

I found about about this article a month ago from a radio station manager that I know, which compelled me to write two blog posts for non-technical people involved in radio. The elephant in the room which the OP falls short of addressing is whether Internet access is so prevalent that it needs to be considered a public good. This relates to the argument (noted earlier here on HN and many places elsewhere) on the issues of private ownership and control of the Internet. Here they are, with 2nd post addressing the OP listed first. For those about to nit about my technical definitions, please read my first post to understand the simplifications I've made. http://yummymelon.com/devnull/digital-vs-analog-broadcasting-whose-spectrum-is-it-anyway.html http://yummymelon.com/devnull/digital-vs-analog-broadcasting... http://yummymelon.com/devnull/digital-vs-analog-radio-broadcasting-a-slightly-apocryphal-explanation.html http://yummymelon.com/devnull/digital-vs-analog-radio-broadc...