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Nochmal der Chief Scientist - diesmal aus der Jerusalem Post: Thursday, September 21 2000 18:33 Chief scientist: No future for hi-tech without regulation reform plan By Gwen Ackerman Hi-tech may be in for a dismal future if the government does not promote education, ease corporate tax laws, and create a stronger local market, Industry and Trade Ministry Chief Scientist Carmel Varnia said yesterday. (...) "Let`s talk about high-speed Internet. We have one of the best cable infrastructures in the world. Bezeq`s network is also one of the best in the world and only because of regulatory issues is it not being utilized. It`s not even that the government isn`t encouraging its use, it`s delaying it." Introduction of high-speed Internet has been held up for months, as the issue of expanding the cable companies` existing concessions to include Internet service gets kicked from the Communications Ministry to the Justice Ministry to the Finance Ministry and back again. (...) "We are losing out to other countries," Varnia concluded. "We can do things a lot better." **** Es wird jetzt Druck gemacht. Spätestens bis zur großen Messe (mit Kongreß) "Telecom Israel 2000" vom 6.-9. November soll alles laufen - nicht nur der Highspeed-Internetanschluß, auch das Interactive TV (mit Boxen, ohne geht`s ja nicht). Link zur Messe:http://www.kenes.com/telecom/index.asp Um diese Zeit kann`s in Israel noch richtig schön warm sein - wie siehts aus, bergsteiger, petronius etc. - kleinen Teil vom Gewinn - mit Abstecher zum Roten Meer...?? Gruß, Jan Philip |
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| aus der Diskussion: | Met@box - der Israeldeal |
| Autor (Datum des Eintrages): | Janphil (21.09.00 23:30:46) |
| Beitrag: | 53 von 315 (ID:1895059) |
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