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Criminal background checks are becoming a vital part of the hiring process. Certain people with bad criminal records might reflect some potential for bad circumstances in the future. If a person has embezzlement on their criminal record, a bad experience involving large amount of money may be prevented by a criminal background check. If a person has domestic violence all over their record, that person shouldnt be considered for a job demanding high amounts of excellence in good customer service. In this case several examples are given of how a criminal background check may prevent terrible circumstances.

A nanny being hired is a good example of how a background check may prevent terrible outcomes. If a nanny being evaluated for the position does not submit or undergo a criminal background check, he or she might be responsible in the future for sex offenses or criminal acts involving your children without prevention. Your wisest decision might not be to make a choice with out the proper information. A check will help to prevent certain situations involving the safety of your children.

Take into consideration that internet services are widely available and access is very easy. These days, the world-wide-web has provided resources for research and even investigational research such as background checks. With a couple clicks on your mouse, you may be at the best assistance possible when deciding if some one is good for the job.

Another good example might be employment screening. If you own a business and have prospective employees, remember that a bad reputation for negligent hiring may be devastating to your business. Also, worse things could potentially happen if it involves the safety of sensitive information such as social security numbers and important financial data. A criminal background check will further advance your confidence in making the right decision to hire an employee. If embezzlement shows up on his or her record, making him or her high priority for hire might not be the best decision.

Yet another good example is tenant screening. Preventing bad experience with tenants who have drug records and bad credit reports is another job for a background check. With applicants submitting and undergoing criminal background check, you can be sure to take the next in line when a bad report shows up.

Childrens safety, good decisions and prevention are vital when it comes to hiring an employee or taking in a new tenant. If you do not exercise the right to know who you entrusting then chances for bad consequences are at stake.

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Frank Davidson
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As most of you know by now, the FCC (Federal communications Commissions) is set to auction off a sizable portion of electromagnetic spectrum. The spectrum, once used by analog televisions, has been reallocated due to the FCC mandating that all tvs must be digital by 2009. This leaves commercial US telecommunication companies in a unique position to bid on the open frequencies, which happen to be prime for wireless communication. While the normal players like at&t and verizon will obviously be looking to bid on this spectrum, a new player announced their interest, Google.

Let me quickly give a non-technical interlude on why one would want to bid on a range of frequencies. The electromagnetic spectrum is very wide in comparison to what is being auctioned by the FCC. It includes all waves from infrared to visible light to Ultraviolet. Depending on the frequency of the wave, the wave exhibits different characteristics. The higher frequency waves travel considerably shorter than lower frequency waves among other differences. The FCC has taken the radio wave portion of the spectrum and allocated different bands to different purposes. check out this pdf from the FCC to take a closer look:

While some of the spectrum is left open to the public to use devices like ham radios, cordless phones, and wifi, most of it is privately used. Among these private uses are cell phone infrastructures. This lets the owners decided to either use the frequencies to build a cell network or lease the frequencies to other companies. As you can imagine, buying spectrum is quite expensive. When cell phones were first introduced not many companies had the available resources and know how to make buying this spectrum correct. The few that did were able to gain control of large quantities of frequencies and have not let go of them since.

This leads us to present times, where a few monopolies own the entire available cell phone spectrum in the usa. There is virtually no way for competitors to create their own (profitable) networks. Think about it, the available spectrum is gone, and while you can become a mvno (Mobile Virtual network operator where you lease infrastructure of other companies), what do you think would happen if you started to steal profits from the company you were leasing from? (Granted it is more complicated can this, and I am not an mvno expert, but the profit margins seem to plateau much lower than if you operated your own network, youll probably end up like Ampd mobile).

So companies like at&t, verizon, tmobile, and cingular (oh wait, at&t eliminated that problem) have no fear of young upstarts stealing their profits. Further, though these companies are definitely competing with themselves over market share, they are able to implicitly collude with each other to keep profit margins high. telecommunication companies have a golden ticket right now, why would they kill their profit margins by lowering prices like HDTV producers were forced to do? Because of lack of competition these monopolies have no need to either significantly lower prices or significantly increase features that would cost a lot to implement. It is good for these companies to prevent competition.

FCC auctions have happened before and not scared the big guns however. Why would they? Actually, its been just the opposite. who else is going to bid billions of dollars on radio spectrum and actually make it profitable? There were no other companies that could afford to bid on spectrum as it came open, and thus the monopolies could remain that way.

This self-surviving prophecy could come to an end in the upcoming election. With the increase of wireless data network technology and usage, other companies are becoming interested. And there is once such company that aims to act on its Motto Do no Evil and bring the power back to the people. In the next article we will take a look at Google's plans and motives.

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