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VOIP and Pay-to-Play: Broadband's Attempt to Push Away Direct Competition

Mark L. Silverstein

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Rethinking the Revolution: Competitive Telephony in a Voice over Internet Protocol Era, 66 OHIO ST

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Rethinking the Revolution: Competitive Telephony in a Voice over Internet Protocol Era, 66 OHIO ST

Key concepts: The Internet, Broadband, Business, Voice over IP, Internet access, Digital subscriber line, Cable modem, Telecommunications

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