Thanks, Mark, for clarifying important aspects of the reality of access
costs. African countries show the results of taxation and monopolies
very clearly. I have been working with a college in Tanzania that is an
hour away from Dar es Salaam, which in this case means 'remote', at
least in terms of
Dear GKD Members,
I was reading though the message submitted by Lee Thorn and was
particularly interested in his use of WiMax technology. Lee could you
exaborate on how far you have been able to progress with the WiMax
technology? If there are any others in our group with WiMax experience,
I
Dear GKD Members,
Its been a while since this was originally posted but in relation to
current discussions, I wanted to add this response to the original
comments by Femi Oyesanya.
The comments relate to the Interesting parallel between this Nigerian
government proposal and the Unity Center
Dear Colleagues,
I was pleased to see the message from Robert Davies, Chief Executive
Officer, International Business Leaders Forum (IBLF) and the material
prepared by IBLF and the International Tourism Partnership in response
to the coastal disaster in Asia. I like the clarity of their paper in
Dear Colleagues,
I took the liberty of answering in-line and editing the message,
hopefully without disturbing the context.
On 1/4/05, Edmond Gaible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Monthly connection costs under volume-based pricing (1GB total traffic
per month) is about $230. Recognizing the
