No, complain to the FCC. http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm Follow the little wizard and put everything you told us into it. It's not AT&T's job to stop phone calls to your device. You either call the police or the FCC.

My thoughts exactly. I do wonder how they plan on making money off this. Perhaps their portal (eg: gmail) will have some target advertising? Anyway, I'm excited about this but it's years off before we have widespread adoption.

Excluding the hiring of people to find the right deployments to sink money into, isn't this what the government is doing? As far as internet infrastructure go's we are way behind, and creating more infrastructure allows for higher internet speeds. This in turn will drive the market to produce products that use those faster speeds. Creating jobs and spending.

It uses the existing roads rather then requires that every road be outfitted with rails. I've imagined this as well, cars link up with other cars and form trains using some sort of locking mechanism (like the way trains lock into each other).