Welcome to BroadbandLebanon.org. This is an informative, interactive site designed to uncover the issues and challenges surrounding the implementation of broadband in the country. Through this site, you can:
- Contribute your ideas to uncover and resolve the issues and challenges surrounding the development of a modern communication infrastructure in the country.
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- Read the Blog section where Mr. BB manifesto is writing about himself.
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The “Broadband Stakeholders" workshop was the catalyst to the creation of this manifesto which reclaims Lebanon’s position as the regional leader in the provision of services, and recognizes that access to broadband has become a local service and necessity for any growing and successful economy.
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The Broadband Manifesto had a booth during the Business Opportunity Conference that took place on June 24 and 25, 2008 at Dbayeh Convention Center. A whole track including 4 panel discussions were devoted to broadband and the knowledge economy readiness. In the opening panel, panelists discussed issues related to the Telecom or Broadband Infrastructure Readiness and its relation with the development of Knowledge Business or Knowledge Economy. |
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Organized by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in collaboration with the partnershop for Lebanon. this event took place on January 17th, 2008 and gathered lebanese stakeholders of broadband licenses |
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In December 2007, the government of Singapore outlined its vision for an open access Next Generation National Broadband Network (Next Gen NBN) offering pervasive ultra-high speed connectivity by 2015. The plan calls for a minimum speed of 100 Mbps in the downlink and 50 Mbps in the uplink per end-user connection and scalability to 1 Gbps and above.
hj88 you forgot to add that the traffic limitation is completely ridulous...... ali I hope that we can get a 2MB connection at home, and beside that; having a good connection doesn't really mean that we must be paying so much for it....
yozef As a Software Engineer having developed for large firms in the US, with well known companies, I think it is about time that Lebanon made this leap.... najeeb this is an appreciated and needed shift in the Leb Internet that will positively affect many IT ,Telecom ,IP telephony and even IPTV domain....but... administrator Welcome new users,
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Regards,...
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