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March 21st 05, 04:52 PM
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"Jim" wrote in message ... On 20 Mar 2005 06:41:33 -0800, wrote: Fewer and fewer major broadcasters, but I don't see any reason to think there'll be fewer and fewer 'things' in general, especially if 'things' includes utilities, military comms, etc. Yeah, at least in the near term. But further out, when everyone has wris****ch size, secure encrypted digital satellite two-way receivers (hey, I can dream, can't I? :-o ), I don't imagine there will be too many utilities and Mossad numbers stations on "Shortwave" as we know it now! And there will be Cingular and Verizon wanting a buck a pop for each message sent and for each moment of usage. Once the kids today grow up and discover that a cell phone doesn't mean freedom but the ability for someone at work to call you 24x7, they might not like those blackberrys and cells so much. --Mike L. |
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