In which cable companies are on the right side of an access issue:

Freeing up more unlicensed spectrum holds out the promise of solving the so-called “spectrum crisis” created by exploding consumer demand for video and other high-bandwidth apps on mobile devices, while simultaneously bringing competition and innovation to a cellular market that has been rapidly trending toward a two-carrier duopoly dominated by AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

Following on a point made in a thread here the other day, the mobile explosion does not make a robust wired network less relevant, and GSO should be working hard to make sure we have the bandwidth we need.