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1.0 Report Summary
1.1 Purpose of Report
1.2 Scope of Report
1.3 Research Approach/Sources
2.0 Mobile Internet
2.1 Advantages of Mobile Internet
2.2 Mobile-only consumers
2.3 The pursuit of wireless by fixed-line operators
3.0 Re-defining the role of fixed networks
3.1 The state of fixed broadband in the U.S. market
3.2 Advantages of fixed-line broadband
3.3 Mobile backhaul via fixed networks
3.4 Fixed broadband as a vehicle for value-added services
4.0 Virtualization of the last mile
4.1 Fixed wireless
4.1.1 WiMAX
4.1.2 High frequency fixed wireless networks.
4.1.3 The impact of fixed wireless
4.2 Hybrid networks: combining DSL and LTE
4.3 Other ISPs virtualizing last mile connectivity
4.4 Wi-Fi in the home
4.4.1 Mesh networks
4.4.2 Next generation Wi-Fi standards
5.0 Market status
North America
Western Europe
East/Central Europe
Latin America
Asia-Pacific
Western/Central Asia
Africa
6.0 Forecast
6.1 Forecast Methodology
6.2 Forecast
7.0 Implications and Recommendations
7.1 Broadband Service Providers
8.0 Appendix
8.1 Glossary
8.2 Index
8.3 Image Sources
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