U.S. Broadband Growth Plummeted in 2008
Ars Technica, March 10, 2009
By David Chartier
A new study of 2008 broadband adoption reveals that subscriber growth continued its declining trend. Between factors like excessive premiums, comparatively slow speeds, and a segment of the population that has yet to be wooed away from dial-up, the U.S. broadband market is more saturated than ever.
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