31.   John Aronsohn, a cable analyst at the Yankee Group, said wireless cable could pose a danger to traditional wired cable.

32.   Just a few years ago, these scams usually involved cellular lines or wireless cable operations.

33.   Known as wireless cable, the technology allows companies to beam TV programs to home satellite dishes at about the same cost as cable TV.

34.   Like antenna technology of yesteryear, wireless cable is not without drawbacks.

35.   Liberty and other wireless cable companies around the country have bitterly attacked the provision as an opportunity for cable companies to engage in predatory pricing.

36.   Moreover, on two other occasions, the company has retreated from television ventures, including plans for wireless cable in San Francisco.

37.   Nevertheless, MCI Worldcom apparently believes that the spectrum owned by the wireless cable operators could be used efficiently to transmit Internet data.

38.   Now those groups worry that wireless cable will be offered as a consolation prize to disadvantaged consumers.

39.   Other wireless cable companies, including CAI, filed for bankruptcy protection.

40.   Over the last dozen years, the wireless cable or wireless broad-band industry has been perhaps the most volatile part of the telecommunications business.