TISP 2001 Ivis Ppt

TISP 2001 Ivis Powerpoint presentation.

Joint WPIE/TISP Workshop: Broadband: Infrastructure, applications and use

The Workshop focused on the development of broadband infrastructure with particular emphasis on its development and implications for applications and use, including potential impacts on digital divide issues.

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