A New Telecommunications World
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A New Telecommunications World
Lawrence K. Vanston
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The telephone network was built to provide narrowband voice service to essentially every home and office. That world is disappearing. The reasons are many including convergence, competition, broadband, increasing data rates, wireless, and others. This complimentary paper covers these and gives forecasts of the probable telecom future.
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- Introduction and Summary
- Convergence
- The Dramatic Decline in Narrowband Access Lines
- Competition from Cable TV CLECs
- Broadband Internet Access
- Increasing Data Rates
- Forecasts for IP Video
- High-Definition Television
- Wireless Broadband
- Cellular 3G
- WiMax
- Internet Voice (VOIP)
- Review
1 Telecom Convergence
2 Convergence of Content
3 Narrowband Access U.S. Industry
4 Residential Narrowband Access Lines Displaced by Wireless, Broadband, or Non-Carrier VoIP
5 U. S. Wireless Subscribers
6 Wireless-Only Market Share
7 Cable Telephony Market Share
8 Broadband Households
9 Adoption of Various Consumer Communications Products and Services
10 U.S. Broadband Households by Nominal Data Rate, (Excludes Cable Modems)
11 Trend in Residential Access Data Rates
12 Adoption of Standard and Very-High-Speed Broadband (U.S.)
13 Minimum Availability of Very-High-Speed Broadband
14 Broadband Households Using Online Video at Least Once a Month
15 Broadband Households Using Online Television at Least Once a Week
16 HDTV Households
17 Internet HDTV Households (U.S.)
18 Wireless Generations
19 Wirless Mobile Broadband
20 Why Mobile WiMAX?
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September 2007, 28 pages