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Q. How feasible is it for the private sector to provide global internet access in poor countries (beyond local "reseller" ISPs)? Where razor-thin margins from pre-paid plans may be viable to sustain a wireless operator, will the market be sufficient to justify the investment in a fibre link through central Africa or remote parts of Asia to reach the global internet backbone? The geographic -- not just economic -- hurdle seems so high that it may require government funding, akin to a city sewer system or rural electrification. Might state-managed telecoms in this dimension be desirable?
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What benefits would the Internet bring to the developing world? And what impact would the arrival of several billion new users have on the Internet as we know it today?
Read below the questions and answers from this online debate hosted by Sam Paltridge from the OECD’s Science, Technology and Industry division on Thursday 21 February 2008.
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