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To: The Phoenix who wrote (10182)	1/15/2001 4:45:51 PM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12823

The issue of equal access will extend into the wireless venue too, when a broad-based, dominant player emerges. Provided, however, that such a provider could make their service attractive over an extended period of time. I suspect that there will be speed-related issue, caused by congestion and a limited number of OSes supported _or_ due to congestion early on, that may mitigate the possibilities of such a scenario from materializing in most geographic areas. But in principle, I don't see any reason why equal access should be any different for wireless as it has been for wireline and now cable.