Can you break that down further? Take for example a neighborhood that doesn't have highspeed yet like my buddies area in tn. Can someone like AT&T and Wialan hook up and service the entire hood?
Well, Wialan could do a JV with AT&T or Hughes. This would allow for cheaper installs in neighborhoods for WiFi internet usage. It's a matter of more easily distributing and penetrating suburban neighborhoods, or places where it's not easy to run cable. It would also save them a lot of money since they wouldn't necessarily need to give out routers for home usage. Just have the customers connect to the network WiFi, authenticate, and bam they've got Internet.
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