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Baccarelli et al., 2005 - Google Patents

Broadband wireless access networks: a roadmap on emerging trends and standards

Baccarelli et al., 2005

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535680789434470803
Author
Baccarelli E
Biagi M
Bruno R
Conti M
Gregori E
Publication year
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Broadband services: Business models and technologies for community networks

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Broadband wireless communication is expected to expand social and economic benefits arising from entertainment, e-commerce, teleworking, e-learning and even e-government. It may also be the desired bridge toward the ubiquitous and pervasive utilization of the Internet …
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