It
was the first time ever in history that Cuba approves the public Wi-fi hub in
Havana. According to Digital
Marketing Agency, with the approval from government to open
country's first public wireless hub at his cultural centre, artist Kcho, well
connect to government, is operating with the paying approximately $900 (£600)
per month to run it.
There
is an estimation that Cuba have any type of internet service amounted only 5% -
25 %, as a result, the internet access is incredibly high cost. The real
example is it cost $4.50 at the café within an hour of internet access.
Kcho
state to the Associated Press, he said, “he decided to offer free internet at
the centre, which opened in western Havana in January, in order to encourage
Cubans to familiarize themselves with the internet.” Cuba’s government also
show satisfaction on such move as well, additionally, Cuba’s government plan to
upgrade its dilapidated or non-existent telecommunications infrastructure.
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