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Conflicting Regulations. This is a comment of a prospective investor to the National Telecommunications Commission policies for VOIP and related policies.
The investor said, that did you know that the regulations on Section 4 ran counter to what is being offerred by Yahoo Messenger, Skype or even EBAY.
The unversality of technology means we are now in the participation generation, with companies like Sun Microsystems giving away software to the world.
The public does not want to pay for their long distance calls with friends and relatives.
Todays 40 cents per minute have scared away foreign investors. this bypass provisions allow monopolistic practices and the non-competitiveness of our telecoms services. I was told that the DSL system in Malolos was down because the wrong infrastructure was in place and no back-up . Our policies should make the Philippines Globally competitive. What do you say NTC?
attysison2020@yahoo.com
I want to add that the NTC should look at the horizon and see what is next. It is disturbing to know that we are discussing 3G when the rest of the world is beyond 3G. We have no time frame even for digital television nor HDTV
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I want to add that the NTC should look at the horizon and see what is next. It is disturbing to know that we are discussing 3G when the rest of the world is beyond #G. We have no time frame even for digital television nor HDTV
Posted by adrian at September 25, 2005, 5:35 am