Lets be precise. Wireless, at least current wifi, is not an adequate replacement for landline, at least in cities. WiMax or other non-LOS spectrum that might become available someday? That would be a different story.
My reason for caution -- Powell likes to cite the wireless alternative to insist there isn't a cable/telco broadband duopoly, as FCC closes out network access to competitive ISPs and CLECs.
My 2 ¢.
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At 2:44 AM -0400 4/7/04, Anthony Townsend wrote:
ummm, wireless is another option to consider
;)
On Apr 6, 2004, at 6:10 PM, Don Montalvo wrote:
the faster we move to broadband over electrical lines, the better off we'll be.
:) don
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