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Uganda's broadband revenues will surge, says Pyramid -- September 7, 2010 The telecom market in Uganda generated $638m in 2009, almost exclusively through mobile services. Fixed broadband services are expected to join the mobile segment as a strong driver of growth as the new undersea cables land in the coasts of East Africa and the terrestrial fiber rings start reaching the landlocked country.
FCC cuts off free nationwide broadband potential indefinitely -- September 1, 2010 According to Silicon Valley-based M2Z Networks, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) notified M2Z and its Silicon Valley investors including Kleiner Perkins, Charles River Ventures, and Redpoint Ventures, that it has terminated the AWS-3 spectrum (2155-2180 MHz) public interest rulemaking, thereby closing off the possibility of providing free nationwide broadband service in the United States for the foreseeable future.
Ericsson reports mobile subscriptions reach 5 billion -- July 13, 2010 This week marked yet another milestone in the internet becoming mobile when the 5 billionth mobile subscription added to the count, largely thanks to emerging markets like India and China.
Deltenna launches the 'Wireless Broadband Enabler' -- June 24, 2010 A device to deliver broadband to rural areas far from the DSL exchange was launched today by UK-based Deltenna. The small gadget, called the "WiBE" (Wireless Broadband Enabler), uses the 3G mobile network to create a 2Mbps web hotspot, even when a 3G mobile phone wouldn’t register a signal.
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