Broadband Penetration to 75% of US Households by 2010

I'm excited to have received content from Technology Futures Inc. on the TMCnet Web site recently. Wanted to call your attention to this contribution:

Forecasts for Higher Bandwidth Broadband Services

The article includes insights from Lawrence K. Vanston, Ph.D, president of Technology Futures and charts projecting broadband and IP video penetration out to 2025.

AB -- 2/4/05

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