[1st-mile-nm] San Jose Mercury News: Fiber optics' digital divide
Steve Ross
editorsteve at gmail.com
Mon May 26 07:01:31 PDT 2008
We have of course been on the story a long time.
Broadband HAS revolutionized Korea -- with half the per
capita GDP and a sixth the population, Korea generates about
as much Internet traffic as the US. It has changed
journalism there for the better, provided dozens of new
services we don't have. A Korean city (Gangnam, which is
part of Seoul) just won the ICF award.
Steven S. Ross
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> See also: by Beth Wellington - May. 24, 2008 - See Full Review (3.1 avg.
> from 13 answers) This identifies a problem but not much more. An
> interesting look at the ramifications of high speed internet not just
> for entertainment but civic engagement and business competitiveness can
> be found in this pamphlet by the Communications Workers of America: link
> as well as at OMB Watch:
> http://www.ombwatch.org/article/blogs/entry/5010/31 I find it
> interesting that the writer thinks that 10% of folks not even having the
> current lagging technology means the problem of the digital divide has
> been solved.
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> Fiber optics' digital divide - By Peter Svensson
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> NEW YORK - The lack of high-speed Internet access in some areas of the
> United States has been hotly debated, even as that digital divide has
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