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December 11, 2009

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This is a spurious assertion. The only constraint on mobile bandwith is tower density, if we can build broadband to the home, the network capacity is just sitting there waiting to be utilized. Post like these are strange in your overall context of $1,000,000,000,000.00 industry with super future fatastic phones in South Korea. Is it feast or famine? It can't be both.

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i totally agree. bandwidth is limited on cellular networks and the providers must (should!!) educate their customers to not waste bandwidth!
in germany, most (if not all) mobile broadband contracts offer unlimited data on the one hand. But on the other hand, bandwidth is cut down from 3.5G speeds to 2G once you reach a certain threshold (e.g. 5 GB/month). this pricing model should keep networks free from congestion until capacities increase (and the corresponding tarifs of course..) yes, bandwidth costs money.

it's a totally different story on fixed lines like DSL/cable as capacities are virtually unlimited (by fibre optics technology). nevertheless, it's still reasonable to apply limits even in this situation as bandwidth costs money as well. companies must make reasonable calculations. if they don't, it's them who have to pay the price in the end.

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