Lorsque la Commission Européenne a annoncé son enquête concernant le système Android de Google en Avril dernier, nous avions entamé des discussions avec différents interlocuteurs ayant un intérêt pour ce sujet, et avions été surpris de voir à quel point
Structural Remedies to Solve the Rural Broadband Issue
It would be an understatement to say that rural broadband policy in developed markets has largely been inadequate. The default program in many countries in Europe and elsewhere has been to hand in money to incumbent operators to subsidise NGA
Connectivity Models for Developing Economies
There are recurring misconceptions about broadband in emerging markets. These are considered “truths” and repeated in newspaper articles and at telecom events. For example:
- “There’s no space for wireline services in developing economies!”
- “FTTH in emerging markets? You’ve got to
There’s no economic imperative to reconsider an open Internet
Arguments suggesting that the economic viability of the Internet is unsustainable without the Online Service Providers paying the Internet Service Providers for traffic are not new. In 2011 Diffraction Analysis published a report entitled ‘Net Discrimination Won’t Buy
Stockholm’s Stokab: A Blueprint for Ubiquitous Fiber Connectivity?
Stokab has become one of these landmark municipal broadband projects that many people quote and talk about but that until now had never really been studied in depth.
A few months ago, Google approached us and asked if we would