Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/2nrh3g/analyzing_the) has announced the addition of the "Analyzing the Wireless Telecom Industry in United States" report to their offering.

The advent of wireless communications technologies has important implications for the production of digital news and content. Starting from the first mobile pagers in the 1980s which delivered news headlines to the hip, consumers today want more news on the fly - two way communications, full text stories, picture displays and, increasingly, video. This demand requires networks with greater speed, capacity, coverage and features, all at a reasonable price.

The wireless environment in the United States is perhaps the most diverse in the world, using a variety of standards, regional partnerships and deployment strategies. This brings about an interesting paradox - while competition is desirable to bring about price efficiency and good consumer value, it is a foil to interoperability and robust mobile-to-mobile services and operation.

Key Topics Covered:

A. Executive Summary

B. Introduction to Wireless Networks

C. Analysis of the Wireless Telecom Market in the US

D. Analyzing the Wireless Telecom Technologies

E. Applications of Wireless Telecom Services

F. Effect of the US Wireless Telecom Industry on the US Economy

G. Case Studies: Analyzing Productivity Gains

H. US Telecom Networks - Privately Owned or Government Controlled?

I. Regulatory Framework of the US Wireless Telecommunications Facilities

J. Analyzing Wireless Telecom Systems Powered by Photovoltaics

K. Case Studies

L. Leading Industry Contributors

M. Appendix

N. Glossary of Terms

Companies Mentioned

- ALLTEL Corporation

- AT&T Inc

- Alcatel-Lucent

- Sprint Nextel Corporation

- T-Mobile

- Verizon Wireless

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