Internet for a Mobile Generation

This report on Internet for a Mobile Generation is the fourth in the "ITU Internet Reports" series (previously known as "Challenges to the Network"). The key issues addressed in this 2002 edition are: technologies and applications; demand, market structure and economic implications; regulatory and policy aspects. Material from individual country case studies provides valuable and informative insights and a Statistical Annex presents the latest information on the status of Internet developments worldwide.
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Market Trends
While the Internet has been hailed as the ultimate tool for business and personal communications, it was in fact military and educational institutions that first made the Internet a reality. Until 1993, Internet demand came mainly from academics and technologically-savvy users. With the introduction of the World Wide Web and of graphical browsers in the early 1990s, the Internet went mainstream and its ensuing growth has been phenomenal.
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