oooh... I like the sound of this

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MONEYWEB: Have you been following the debate and discourse over ADSL?


KARL SOCIKWA: Oh, very closely.


MONEYWEB: Is there opportunity for you?


KARL SOCIKWA: Tremendous opportunity. I think ADSL – you know, it's the first step on the road to true broadband. Not true broadband. ADSL really is about pumping more capacity in existing copper infrastructure, and that copper infrastructure at the moment is under the control of Telkom. There are other forms of broadband-type technology, broadband-type infrastructure, both fixed and wireless, that we are looking at. And this is an area that we believe we are going to pay specific attention to, because through broadband we’ll then be able to deliver things such as fast Internet, video services to residential areas and the like. So we are looking at that closely.
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Maybe, just maybe, we will be getting real broadband in SA, and maybe, just maybe it will be affordable
 
Franks. :)

But now - is that all he came up with ?
<Q>because through broadband we’ll then be able to deliver things such as fast Internet, video services to residential areas and the like.</Q>

To SNO Bigead:
Just implement wireless VOIP in rural area's and you've done 900000% more than teklom has done, you'll also put a huge dent in VODA's pocket.
Then rollout to the city centres and voda's dead.
You may want to create cheap wireless VIOP and CELL/Net dual devices to help extend your network to a greater market while you rollout, and then make only wireless VIOP phones once the rollout is complete.
 
lewstherin said:
My policy when considering statements made by anyone in government, Telkom, or the SNO:

IBIWISI
I'll Believe It When I See It

Until that happens everything that some talking head says is moot.
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I like that quote.
IBIWISI

Nice one for the New SA>
The changing face of South Africa.
Amandla is substituted with IBIWISI. :D
 
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