The number I think I'd like is something like 1/3rd or greater of a market. However that has the semantics issue of defining a market.
Instead I'd like to see the targets be an ANY OF (logical or):
A) Userbase of 25% or greater of the target demographic.
B) 33% or greater of the userbase files a request with (E.G. the FCC) for this service to be recognized as large enough to be under the requirements.
C) Any company making a 'sales revenue' (or other income side) of 500x the minimum wage, or 50x the 'net profit' (income after expences) could also be compelled by a regulatory body (court, FCC, FTC, whatever) without any other evidence.
Instead I'd like to see the targets be an ANY OF (logical or):
A) Userbase of 25% or greater of the target demographic.
B) 33% or greater of the userbase files a request with (E.G. the FCC) for this service to be recognized as large enough to be under the requirements.
C) Any company making a 'sales revenue' (or other income side) of 500x the minimum wage, or 50x the 'net profit' (income after expences) could also be compelled by a regulatory body (court, FCC, FTC, whatever) without any other evidence.