America's Most Wired Cities
1. Atlanta
2. Seattle
3. Raleigh
4. San Francisco
5= Baltimore
5= Orlando
7. Charlotte
8. Chicago
9. New York
10. Portland
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- Africa - Millicom to invest US$ 1,000 millions
- India - Essar buys into Econet
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- Europe - privacy and trust policies
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- OECD - Changing television
- UK - BT 10,000 line trial of FTTH
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- ICANN - possible independence
- USA - SMS texting
- OECD - Measuring the effects of ICTs
- South Africa - list of defined markets
- Corporate - Mobility costs
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- UK - Broadband
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