Broadband Internet access is no longer a novelty for consumers — it is decidedly mainstream both in the U.S. and in Western Europe. Still, there are widespread disparities in the quality of service for many consumers. A new report, released by the Boston-based IT consulting firm, Strategy Analytics, indicates that conditions for growth vary throughout different regions, but the defining factor in spreading the technology is market competition.
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Broadband Market Divide Emerges, Defined by Regulations
Posted by: Gene J. Koprowski August 5, 2006 01:30 AMBroadband Internet access is no longer a novelty for consumers — it is decidedly mainstream both in the U.S. and in Western Europe. Still, there are widespread disparities in the quality of service for many consumers. A new report, released by the Boston-based IT consulting firm, Strategy Analytics, indicates that conditions for growth vary throughout different regions, but the defining factor in spreading the technology is market competition.