Dow Jones To Speed Up To 9.6 Kilobit/ Second Delivery Of Broadtape

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Dow Jones & Co. is increasing the line speed for delivery of its Broadtape news service to 9.6 kilobits/second from the current 300 bits/second. Scheduled for early 1992, the move will replace the Broadtape's scrolling news with scrolling headlines, and allow Dow Jones to boost news coverage on the Dow Jones News Service products.

Dow Jones currently offers three flavors of its Dow Jones News Service: the Broadtape scrolling news service now delivered at 300 bits/second, which displays the full

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