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BusinessWeek July 24, 2006 Cliff Edwards	A Wake-Up Call From Craig McCaw Clearwire's plan to create a mobile broadband network could make waves.
PC World January 2001 Scott Spanbauer	Warp Speed Web Access: Cable vs. DSL vs. Everything Else The latest in fast Net for 2001: We compare the providers, identify the best broadband sites, and rate the new home gateways.
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InternetNews December 23, 2005 Jim Wagner	China's Broadband Growth Expected to Top U.S. By next year high-speed Internet line growth in China could surpass that in the U.S.
PC World May 1, 2000 Rick Overton	Broadband or Bust According to Aesop, the slow and steady tortoise beats the fast and flighty hare. But wouldn't it be great if that dang rabbit hunkered down and delivered on its promise? That's what consumers hope will happen in the world of high-bandwidth Internet access. Folks at home who want a fast connection to the Net must choose from a bewildering array of broadband technologies, among them ISDN, cable modem, and an alphabet soup of DSL varieties, including ADSL, SDSL, and G.Lite. But for people with money to burn, new superfast technologies make huge promises that sound awfully enticing.
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CIO August 1, 2002 Bud Bates	Provider Wars Cable and DSL broadband vendors need to shut up and start delivering.
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PC Magazine October 19, 2004 John C. Dvorak	False Promises, Failed Initiatives Five years ago, all the research suggested that by now DSL would be the dominant broadband technology, easily passing cable and other competitors. What happened?
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PC Magazine November 24, 2004 John C. Dvorak	The Wi-Fi Rip-Off The Internet is more like water than electricity and should be sold as such. Water doesn't have to be generated or "made."
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