One of the things no one has talked about here are consumer content delivery services like AOL and Prodigy. These created some of the first Internet walled gardens, with programs created to serve these services' content via phone lines. As consumers moved to broadband, I would expect these programs to become free and be the primary way for consumers to view content.
One of the things no one has talked about here are consumer content delivery services like AOL and Prodigy. These created some of the first Internet walled gardens, with programs created to serve these services' content via phone lines. As consumers moved to broadband, I would expect these programs to become free and be the primary way for consumers to view content.