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# Pages: 276 Introduction Narrowcasting in public spaces is one of the most significant opportunities for many technology vendors, service providers, and brand managers. How will this market grow in 2002 and beyond? Where will narrowcasting gain rapid acceptance? Where will it be constrained by cultural, monetary, or technical considerations? What companies are implementing narrowcasting and why? Which technology and service models will succeed? InfoTrends is conducted extensive research to answer these questions and many others. Key Findings
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