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| u | technology
has outrun demand |
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| u | economics
(and to some extent regulation) |
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| dominant
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| u | awkward
transition: voice network |
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| voice
one of many services on top of broadband |
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| u | problem:
voice is still where the money is and will |
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| continue
to be for some time |
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| u | wealth
of technological choices: winners hard to |
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| predict,
may be determined by strategic decisions, |
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| as
well as regulation |
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| u | FTTH
may never be big in residential broadband |
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| u | fixed
wireless access may play a key role |
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