The Far Reaching Effects of Broadband

David Cleevely

Our Victorian ancestors may well have debated whether the telegraph was a useful invention. But its effects on the economy and society were profound and far reaching. Broadband will have a comparable effect, transforming productivity, economic activities and our daily lives in ways which we can only dimly glimpse today.

02 December 2002 Communications channel

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David Cleevely, the founder of Analysys, and Chairman of Analysys Group, is a leading authority on the digital economy and comments regularly on industry trends and prospects.

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		David Cleevely
		Our Victorian ancestors may well have debated whether the telegraph was a useful invention. But its effects on the economy and society were profound and far reaching. Broadband will have a comparable effect, transforming productivity, economic activities and our daily lives in ways which we can only dimly glimpse today. 
		2002-12-02 12:00:00.0 Communications Channel
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