This paper analyzes the conditions under which the United States operates, which services have emerged for digital news and content applications, and what services show promise in the future.
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1 December, 2003
The Role of Wireless Telecommunications in the Age of Digital Media
Prepared by Andrew Lih, Assistant Professor, Hong Kong University, Journalism and Media Studies Centre.
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