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...division's long-term-growth gambit is to attract as many of its dial-up customers as possible into the promised land of broadband, where they would pay more--eventually as much as $200 a month, in Pittman's rosy scenario--for a variety of on-demand services, from wireless instant messaging to the ability to listen to Norah Jones or watch A Beautiful Mind anytime they like...
...record, arguing that NBA basketball is not about winning so much as entertainment. That includes the usual dancers in skimpy outfits, kids competing in free-throw contests and goofy advertiser promotions during time-outs--all backed by throbbing music, often suggested by the boss. He plans to install a wireless network so fans can bring their laptops and download images and stats during the game--or perhaps just instant-message the cute...
...terrace of the Best Western Gateway Hotel in Santa Monica, Calif., with my laptop open, about to embark on a little adventure. I've been hearing a lot about Wi-Fi lately, and not just from my geekier friends. Everyone who has tried the new high-speed wireless technology loves it--from homeowners who use it to network all their computers, to road warriors who can now go online from airport boarding lounges. And it's spreading to more public places like coffee shops and, not far from my home, this very hotel, where I have decided...
...South Korea, home of some of the most advanced and popular wireless data services, has already caught on. In February, Korea Telecom (KT), the nation's largest telecommunications company, started selling Wi-Fi access in addition to its regular cell-phone service. The company has installed 1,000 access points in major cities and plans to put in thousands more. Competitor Hanaro Telecom has installed another 450 access points in places such as Burger King restaurants. "Koreans are used to high speed Internet in their homes and offices," says Hahn Won Sic, managing director of the fixed-mobile convergence business...