Gentiloni made the announcement on WiMax. Paul is one who has no time to lose. It 's always at the tennis with his friend, Hermes, and in moments of relaxation is ensconced in Liala. He made a career, a spokesman for the City of Rome Rutelli became Minister of Communications. A ministry that requires great commitment and competence. Paul knows his limits. The laws and make them write notices to employees of the sector:
- the derogation of the terms of the digital terrestrial phoned Confalonieri that gave him a couple of tips. Now Faith has nothing to fear does not become digital until 2012. Rete4
is safe - to make new contributions to the press and cover the mouth of the blog used a dummy. Since Paul is the nominee of Rutelli, then it is a loan-nominee, the legendary Ricardo (with a single c) Levi. The Levi-Prodi, written under the dictation of Berlusconi and De Benedetti, he did not read. He also confessed to 700,000 Italian bloggers and said that in the future will be more careful
- the WiMax technology that transmits to 50 km with very low start-up costs that should solve the last mile problem, Paul had extraordinary insight: who better managers of our digital divide can solve the problem of digital divide? After a quick consultation with Telecom, Vodafone, H3G and Wind decided to let them join the bando. “Per incrementare la competizione nelle telecomunicazioni” ha spiegato. Le frequenze per il WiMax di proprietà dello Stato saranno consegnate ai responsabili del ritardo dell’Italia che, secondo i dati dell’Unione Europea, è sotto la media dell’Europa allargata dei 27. Per facilitare l’ingresso dei grandi operatori Paolo ha fissato il prezzo d'asta complessivo di tutte le licenze WiMax in 45 milioni di euro. Un’elemosina per lo Stato. Un prezzo così basso era giustificabile per fare entrare nuovi operatori, come è successo in Francia, non per i soliti noti che guadagnano miliardi di euro. Dopo la pubblicazione del bando, preso dall’entusiasmo per aver superato Gasparri, Paolo ha dichiarato: "The government confirms their commitments to reduce the digital divide still present in many Italian regions". more ...
Source: The Blog of Beppe Grillo
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