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Mika

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13. I wish Billy Burnett were here. He has worked on Cuba's infranet.

Reply to joshcryer (Reply #8)

Wed Jan 23, 2013, 07:42 PM

Jan 2013

I remember discussing this topic at length w/him. It's not simply a matter of plugging-in a few ethernet plugs.

Billy? Are you checking DU anymore?

Anyone seen him posting to DU recently?

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The fiber optic cable will not change Cuba's Internet overnight [View all] flamingdem Jan 2013 OP

I'd say rebuilding Santiago de Cuba and other towns dipsydoodle Jan 2013 #1

Not that I disagree.... physioex Jan 2013 #2

Accelerating change to what? Mika Jan 2013 #4

I don't know what to tell you..... physioex Jan 2013 #5

Not for profit??? Ha! Mika Jan 2013 #6

Credit markets, WTF? physioex Jan 2013 #7

The picture that Dipsydoodle posted was 1 day after Hurricane Sandy Mika Jan 2013 #11

Don't embarass yourself, please. Geez. n/t Judi Lynn Jan 2013 #12

OK, naaman fletcher Jan 2013 #10

Yep, Operation Cyber-Mambi. The Cuban government wanted workers to blog. joshcryer Jan 2013 #9

What a useful article. Makes comlete sense, clearly. Judi Lynn Jan 2013 #3

Except, according to latest reports, they opened it up in a third mode. joshcryer Jan 2013 #8

I wish Billy Burnett were here. He has worked on Cuba's infranet. Mika Jan 2013 #13

If not it must be a really archaic system. joshcryer Jan 2013 #14