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Regulations for ''access to information is a social right'' (#5GforAll) | Regulations for ''access to information is a social right'' (#5GforAll) | ||
* free access to information (text, pictures & lightweight Web), as it is only marginal costs for operators. Example: Normal Web https://basicinternet.org vs AMP: https://basicinternet.org/amp/ | * free access to information (text, pictures & lightweight Web), as it is only marginal costs for operators. Example: Normal Web https://basicinternet.org vs AMP: https://basicinternet.org/amp/ | ||
| − | + | * European & National Knowledge Portal: http://NationalKnowledgePortal.net see example of Estonia, India,… | |
* free access zero-rated access to the Knowledge Portals | * free access zero-rated access to the Knowledge Portals | ||
| − | + | * Social Broadband: 2,5,10 Mbit/s for 10€/month | |
==Other ideas == | ==Other ideas == | ||
Revision as of 11:12, 14 September 2020
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BasicInternet:Free Access to Information in Europe
| Title | BasicInternet:Free Access to Information in Europe |
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| Place | Zoom.us |
| Date, Time | 2020/09/14, 1130-1230 |
| Contact Person | Josef.Noll |
| Participants | Jorge Pereira |
| related to Project | BasicInternet |
| Keywords | 5GforAll, 6G, SDGs |
| this page was created by Special:FormEdit/Meeting, and can be edited by Special:FormEdit/Meeting/BasicInternet:Free Access to Information in Europe |
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Situation in Europe on Rural Connectivity
- 50 Million people in Europe - about 10% of the population only have 3G
- cost to connect with broadband for all are 250 Billion Euros
EU activities:
- H2020 call on cross-border hinders (100 M€ call)
- 5G coverage of these main corridors, new call coming up (~100 M€)
- Idea: connectivity along the major highways will trigger connectivity of villages close to the high-ways
- Coverage of rural areas: - coverage of highways, as entry to rural areas ("cross border corridors - 1 billion Euro")
- costs for 1 Billion for school, hospitals, police, fire brigade connectivity
Triggers for market take-up
Access to information is a social right
- Radio tower for 700 MHz rural coverage - basic wireless access 1 Mbit/s (up to 10 Mbit/s)
- Establishing the market demand through scale up from base connectivity
Regulations for access to information is a social right (#5GforAll)
- free access to information (text, pictures & lightweight Web), as it is only marginal costs for operators. Example: Normal Web https://basicinternet.org vs AMP: https://basicinternet.org/amp/
- European & National Knowledge Portal: http://NationalKnowledgePortal.net see example of Estonia, India,…
- free access zero-rated access to the Knowledge Portals
- Social Broadband: 2,5,10 Mbit/s for 10€/month
Other ideas
- 5G backbone with Multi-MIMO to serve the InfoSpots in the villages (and initial connectivity to schools, police,….)
- Wifi4EU with free access to information
- Free access to information at home, split architecture (MyWiFi and InfoInternet)
Background information
- 6G vision activities: https://www.6gchannel.com/events
- and on sustainability https://www.6gchannel.com/portfolio-posts/6g-research-visions-webinar-series-challenges-for-6g-addressing-a-sustainable-future-what-is-missing-today/
Publications from our work: DigI:Publications, containing
- 13) Thanh van Do, Josef Noll, Sudhir Dixit, Bruno Dzogovic, Van Thuan Do, Boning Feng, "Reducing Inequalities with 5G Internet Light Network Slice", 5G World Summit, IEEE 5G World Forum, 9-11July2018, Santa Clara, California, USA - direct link Media:201806Reducing_Inequalities_5G_Thanh.pdf
- What is missing in 5G? - 5G for operators, not for consumers - https://basicinternet.org/5g-is-for-the-benefit-of-telecomm-operators-not-us-as-consumers/
- Norwegian Government White paper: "Digital Transformation and Development Policy", focussing on Access, skills, regulations and inclusion as main driver for digital transformation, https://www.regjeringen.no/no/dokumenter/meldst11_summary/id2699502/?ch=1