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To: Peter V who wrote (43298)7/21/1999 9:23:00 PM
From: John Rieman   of 50808
 
Wireless cable is MMDS/LMDS. You build a lot of antennas/headends and broadcast your digital video signals to the homes within its range(30 miles with no blocking buildings?). Today the talk about two way broadband without video. Broadband lends itself to video. It dates back to the Tele-TV days...............

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Added Nolan Daines, president and CEO of DiviCom: "We are very grateful for the opportunity to play an integral role in assembling the infrastructure that TELE-TV will need in order to offer customers a vast assortment of television and interactive programming. This partnership represents the continuation of our strategy to address key market segments such as Switched Digital Video networks (Bell Atlantic's Dover Township deployment) DBS satellite networks (EchoStar), and now MMDS wireless cable."

TELE-TV plans to offer consumers a service that includes local broadcast, basic, and premium cable channels and interactive services. This service will be provided via a microwave based wireless cable system known as MMDS, or Multichannel Multipoint Distribution System. This digital system will enable Bell Atlantic, NYNEX, and Pacific Telesis to offer video services to up to three million households in their service areas over a three-year timespan.
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