Uncertainty surrounds wireless roaming agreements: today's mobile-phone users expect to be connected wherever they are. When they roam, they expect their ... An article from: Rural Telecommunications

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Title: Uncertainty surrounds wireless roaming agreements: today's mobile-phone users expect to be connected wherever they are. When they roam, they expect their wireless service to roam along with them--not just to work, school and the grocery store but much further afield. They also expect to pay little or nothing for the ability to roam, at least within the United States.
Author: Masha Zager
Publication:Rural Telecommunications (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 1, 2010
Publisher: National Telephone Cooperative Association
Volume: 29 Issue: 4 Page: 26(4)

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