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Before we begin with the bits and bytes explanations, you should understand that telecommunications networks are an infrastructure similar to roads, sewers, or water pipes. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
able
access
allow
another
applications
areas
available
bandwidth
between
broadband
build
building
business
cable
call
carriers
centres
change
community
companies
competition
computer
consumer
cost
customer
data
develop
development
digital
does
economic
encourage
equipment
example
existing
fibre
good
government
high
home
however
important
include
information
infrastructure
internet
investment
isp
knowledge
large
level
line
local
market
may
means
model
municipality
must
need
network
new
offer
office
often
online
open
opportunities
organizations
own
partners
partnerships
people
price
private
programs
project
provide
providers
providing
public
require
sector
service
several
smart
speed
system
technology
telecommunication
telephone
therefore
time
use
users
usually
video
want
wireless
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