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South African blogger, Paul Jacobson talks about the access to bandwidth in South Africa. He touches on how more broadband will open up the Web as a means for people to live in a more connected world, and how access to bandwidth should be a human right.
A short documentary on the Broadband Experience that was held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 14 - 18 October 2009. The exhibition was aimed at educating the general public on the ways Seacom's partners are starting to use the increase of bandwidth connectivity to progress various industries in Africa for example healthcare, audiovisual, IT and more.
A short documentary on the Broadband Experience that was held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 14 - 18 October 2009. The exhibition was aimed at educating the general public on the ways Seacom's partners are starting to use the increase of bandwidth connectivity to progress various industries in Africa for example healthcare, audiovisual, IT and more.
Part 2: The Blog team chats to Seacom CEO, Brian Herlihy regarding the company's use of social media, educating the public and Internet Service Providers, and how end users and ISPs need to work together to ensure that everyone can benefit from the use of the cable. Part 2 of 2.
Part 1: The Blog team got the opportunity to sit down with Seacom CEO, Brian Herlihy to discuss the launch of the Broadband Experience exhibition and which technologies stand to benefit from the increased broadband in Africa. Part 1 of 2.
Listen to key industry players involved in the Seacom project talk about the impact that the 1.28 Terabits subsea fibre-optic cable system will have on the Africa continent.
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