Kenya aims for own internet cable
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Kenya says it will seek funding for its own undersea internet cable after the delay of an African joint venture.
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For the millions of  people who cannot afford high-speed Internet access, some local officials think they've hit on the answer: Build government-owned networks to provide service at rates below what big telecommunications companies charge.
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Sharing wireless may be the way to universal net access, says Bill Thompson.
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Long chained to dial-up subscriptions, the company could open its doors wide to compete
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Plans to lay an undersea fiber-optic cable off eastern Africa could be the beginning of the end of crackling long-distance calls, slow dial-up Internet connections and universities without e-mail.
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Kenya is trying to rid itself of one of  the last vestiges of colonial rule.
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The equipment maker hopes that new cable services will drive a recovery.
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Four projects are in the works to lay fiber-optic cables beneath the Indian Ocean off the coast of eastern Africa. The countries involved are:
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World's media experts meet in Kenya    NAIROBI, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- Top media experts and practitioners worldwide are meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, on Monday to discus how to enhance media freedom in the commonwealth.
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Internet law professor Michael Geist looks at how net access delivered by cable is starting to change.
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Federal regulators adopt rules aimed at enticing utilities to offer internet service over power lines. But experts say it'll be several years before many people will get broadband from their electrical outlets. Michael Grebb reports from Washington.
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An emerging technology known as broadband over power lines may soon provide a new channel for high-speed data into homes through ordinary electrical outlets.
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Comcast is launching cellular service for its subscribers that will deliver a host of cable and telephone services on a single bill.
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Prepares to enter broadband era with Wi-Fi adaptor
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NAIROBI -- One recent Sunday, Paul Abeno, a mid-level computer sales executive, shuffled through aisles of brass cabinet pulls, colored tiles and tiny glass-encased models of three-bedroom homes landscaped with paper trees. He stared through the glass at Baobab Village.
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A cable giant looks to the future of digital video.
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The Kenyan government is pumping millions of dollars into improving the nation's outdated telecom industry.