The number of wireless-broadband subscriptions rose by 14% last year among the members of the OECD, a mainly rich-country club. At the end of 2012 these countries had an estimated 781m subscriptions, of which 85% were standard mobile broadband; satellite and fixed terrestrial wireless systems accounted for less than 1% http://econ.st/18Fav30There will be subscriptions for offices, libraries, and other businesses as well as from individual homes. I am not surprised that some countries already have more subscriptions than people.
Monday, July 29, 2013
From The Economist
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