The need for commercial communications is expected to grow substantially in the future.
Whether telephone companies meet most of this demand seems to depend on three major …

The current state (in 1970) of cable television systems is discussed under headings of head
end, distribution, home terminals, system performance and standards with close attention …

The evolution of broadband technologies is described, focusing on fiber loops and
broadband switching. Broadband service opportunities are briefly examined. It is contended …

Charles Eldering he proposed title for this feature topic was initially/“Impact and Results of
Deregulation,” and it was our intent to look at how deregulation was changing the face of …

The Bell System has made major commitments to both the manufacture and installation of
fiber-optic systems as an economic alternative to wire cable. These digital systems …

The challenges posed to the existing telecommunications providers, covering both
telephone and cable television providers, by prospective changes in technology are …

Cable TV companies are in the lead in deploying broadband (and their own Internet service)
to American homes. Should cable broadband networks be required, just as telephone …

A number of data and other services are examined, and the total digital traffic generated,
compared to voice traffic in digital form, is estimated. The total yearly traffic generated by …

An account of the report of the Office of Technology Assessment of the US Congress (OTA)
on 'The feasibility and value of broadband communications in rural areas' and the …

In order to determine the appropriate role for the State of New York in relation to cable
television, a comprehensive report was prepared for the state Public Service Commission by …