My friend Tim is a solo practitioner in suburban New York City. He's grown dependent on the Internet for everyday tasks such as checking a lawyer's name when drafting a motion, or checking on the status of his cases.
Those are the two main choices for most of us — at least those of us who'd rather not pay a couple of thousand dollars a month for a T1 line. Both cable and DSL services have their quirks.

One Big TV Network
Tim works out of his home's former sun porch. Unlike his professional colleagues in big-firm office suites with their access to networks and T1 lines, he used to dial-in to his Internet provider. But as his dependence on the Web and e-mail grew, Tim got tired of dialing-in and then disconnecting over and over again.

So he needed "broadband," or fast Internet access that was always connected and didn't need dialing up. Tim's — and many others' — choices were limited. The local cable TV company was a couple of months away from supplying cable modem service.......

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Title: Dsl
Approximate Word Count: 251
Approximate Pages: 2 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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