Keith, (and all, of course)
As this is my profession, (some would say my passion) I thought it might
be appropriate for me to add to this conversation. I opted for the
in-line method to assure I address all of your questions.
On 1/7/05, Keith Birkhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was reading
I enjoyed reading your post, Peter, as my organization, Youth for
Technology Foundation, is currently exploring some of these
possibilities.
The shared bandwidth problem is never as easy as it sounds to implement.
In Nigeria, this is the so-called revenue generating model of several
cybercafes -
crawl, walk, run, fly... leap-frog ... cheetah-polevault
Happy New Year Everyone!
I have been following the rich deliberations that have been going on in
this forum. Thanks to EDC for making it possible. I have gained a lot
from it.
It might not be appropriate to dwell on the above topic amidst
Dear Colleagues,
A Thought experiment / Cost/benefit question:
What would it cost (ball park estimate) to provide everyone in the world
with broad band Internet access? Or, how much would it cost to provide
everyone over the age of 10 in the developing world who is currently
without any access