The Internet of the Future

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This paper discusses the future of satellite direct-to-home broadband Internet service. The paper defines the inherent technology while also providing insights into some of the industry's players and the industry itself. The paper contends that there is no doubt that the world has taken a liking to the Internet and digital communications opportunities. The paper acknowledges the fact that our culture is now at a point where a vast majority of us can no longer live without our daily emails, our internet music downloads or even some bargain shopping on eBay.
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Introduction
Technology
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"Having a 2400 baud rate modem will just not cut it any more as wireless links have suddenly become a minimum standard. Even cities are getting in on the act. Consider that the city of Philadelphia and others are in the process of creating complete city wide wireless networks for any and all to enjoy or to conduct business on -- for free. Networking has become an essential part of all of our lives and this includes governmental, private and business needs. But, what happens when you live in a rural and remote part of the country or you are on a vacation on your house boat or RV? There are no DSL phone lines or cable company broadband hookups at your immediate disposal but you still desperately need to get connected to get that new song off of KaZaA. The answer is satellite direct-to-home broadband internet service..."

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