The former uses time-division multiple access. The two systems do not seem to be compatible. In order to make profits a company would have to charge economical rents. It would appear that regulations may be needed if cost savings are not passed on to consumers. In conclusion, the world is rapidly changing and technology is being developed at a much faster rate than the rules regarding technology.
Some people are very optimistic about the future.
The optimist see demand and cheaper inputs leading us toward all the communications power anyone would need provided practically free. Everyone seems to agree that communications will become cheaper in the future but never free. Presently, and in the future government agencies must be well informed about the ramifications of technological improvements. As the private sector zips a million billion gigabits in the air or ground agencies will need to explore all the ramifications of their increasing communication activities. Having a well informed and enlightened government is our only chance of having organizations set policies that are general enough to handle the rapidly changing world of technology.