Summary
Schuyler discusses broadband that is rapidly replacing modem technology to the point that modems will be all but gone in about 2 years. Among other things, the broadband revolution is a serious engine of change, not only because of its availability, but because of its inexpensive nature.
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Broadband: Engine for Change
The era of broadband is upon us. It's not just for libraries anymore; it's for consumers. Broadband connectivity now costs about the price of a telephone line. Indeed, with DSL, it rides right on top of one. Keeping things competitive is cable, which is just about as pervasive. And if perchance you are not within range of either of those alternatives, there is always satellite service. And increasingly, there is Wi-Fi. In Walla Walla, Wa...
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