At first, companies wanted merely to place their servers with their telecoms carrier, in order to have dedicated access to the Internet.

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Instead, businesses will likely choose dedicated DSL lines for direct Internet access and to connect remote workers to corporate intranets by employing virtual private networking technology.

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The right to pursue the owner or registrant of a domain name used to access an Internet site dedicated to infringing activities is also an excellent deterrent and will provide the means to bring action against such infringers or their allies.

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All users within a couple of hundred feet of the base station who have an inexpensive Wi-Fi device in their PCs or PDAs can then share low-cost, high-speed access to the Internet--without having to pay individually for more expensive dedicated DSL or cable modem service.

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