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Five Billion
Five billion. That’s how many DVDs Netflix has shipped since it starting mailing entertainment directly to people’s homes in 1998. Five billion little red envelopes have been carried by postal workers to all 42,000 zip codes in the U.S.A., and even some military bases. [spacer height=”20px” id=”2″]
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If you lined those envelopes end to end, it would stretch 1,341,540…
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Just a reminder, as Goldman Sachs is paying $5 BILLION in fines for destroying the economy and knowingly selling toxic mortgages, you can see Hillary [and her gang of capitalist marauders, Mike Bloomberg and Hank Paulson, and corrupt hacks Sheldon Silver] helping them build their empire. Literally.
Bad optics? This is reality. Hillary’s speaking fees and ‘status quo incrementalism’ are the backbone of her neo-liberal ‘quid pro quo’ relationship that enable the wealthy on Wall St.
ICT for the Next Five Billion People: Information and Communication for Sustainable Development
ICT for the Next Five Billion People: Information and Communication for Sustainable Development Currently, around one to two billion users are able to connect to the Internet, most of them living in the industrialized parts of the world. However, if we want to improve the quality of life of the world population with the help of access to information and education, it is necessary that in the next decade an additional five billion people gain access to the Internet. The next five billion Internet users are mainly living in emerging economies. Therefore, the main challenge is to lower the economic barrier using new approaches for infrastructure deployment and service delivery to billions of people. This book reflects the discussions of the challenges from the Münchner Kreis with representatives from the ICT industry, academia, non-governmental organizations and governmental development organizations, among them many representatives from emerging economies in Africa and Asia. They had highlighted the real demand for ICT, and what impact ICT creates for the wealth and lifestyle of the people.
