Two years ago I heard an interview with worlds richest man Carlos Slim from Mexico. He said the most important industry will be Broadband. Here we are now.
bepop12345
Sunday, September 13, 2009 7:52:51 PM
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About worldspace 13-Sep-09 04:51 pm ....
Malone has big plans Could we see gov. contracts
Based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, 1worldspace™ satellites cover two-thirds of the earth and enable the Company to offer a wide range of innovative services for consumers, enterprises and governments, including distance learning, alert delivery, data delivery, and disaster readiness and response systems. 1worldspace™ is a pioneer of satellite-based digital radio services.
bepop12345 Wednesday, February 02, 2011 1:14:11 PM
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CNBC-Bob Pasani mentioned today that the BROADBAND area is exploding. I'll stick to my story from last year, broadband will be what media companies are going to need and want. Anybody who can offer it is sitting pretty.....JMHO
bepop12345
Sunday, February 27, 2011 11:01:24 AM
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This was interesting about the broadband services.
Where broadband terrestrial infrastructure are not available the demand of high speed connectivity finds in “via satellite” solutions the optimal merge among costs, performances and delivery time.
The main advantages of these solutions are:
• Complement at terrestrial connections to overcome digital divide;
• Rapid activation of the service
• High performances;
• Coverage of 100% of territory;
• Availability of the service “always on”
• Multicast services
• Flexibility of the solutions
Carlos Slim Helú, Honorary Lifetime Chairman of Grupo Carso
“Without a doubt, broadband is the nervous system of today’s new civilization, so broadband access is a top priority for our technological society. It is very important that broadband be a high-quality universal service at a low cost. Because of its health, education and knowledge benefits, among others, governments and regulatory agencies should be strongly fostering broadband development. Broadband is not a gap, but a bridge between developed and developing countries, providing access to all of the services of modern society for the well-being of the population in general.”
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