New directions in mobile communications, or how to learn to stop hating the cellular telephone industry
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In this article, we discuss the lessons in innovation from the last twenty years of the Internet that might be applied in the cellular telephone industry.
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Published: 31 March 2008
Published in SIGCOMM-CCR Volume 38, Issue 2
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