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Aphaia and Ventura Team prepare strategy for developing high-speed broadband in rural areas

Categories: Latest from Aphaia

March 28, 2013

Together with London consultancy Ventura Team, Aphaia has prepared a study with the optimal strategy for developing high speed-broadband in the rural areas of Slovenia, an example of a country with early mass market FTTH investment and competition that, however, remained limited to urban areas.

Protecting and improving Europe’s natural capital via green infrastructure

Categories: Article

May 17, 2013

The EU has recently adopted a new strategy for encouraging green infrastructure and for ensuring that the enhancement of natural processes becomes a systematic part of European spatial planning. But why exactly is green infrastructure and why is it important?

World Telecommunication and Information Society Day 2013

Categories: Article

May 17, 2013

Today we are celebrating the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day. The day helps raise awareness of the possibilities that the use of the Internet and other information and communication technologies (ICT) can bring to societies and economies, as well as of ways to bridge the digital divide.

Monthly Round Up: April 2013

Categories: Monthly Round Up

April 25, 2013

This month in the news:

Aphaia at FTTx Summit 2013: resolving the rural FTTx investment gridlock

Categories: Latest from Aphaia

April 24, 2013

Aphaia’s Chief Consultant Dr Boštjan Makarovič spoke today at the IQPC FTTx Summit Europe 2013 conference in Berlin about the policy and regulatory options of resolving the European rural FTTx investment gridlock.

What can UK broadband providers do to improve?

Categories: Guest Blogger

April 22, 2013

Read an article by our guest blogger Matt Powell, the editor of Broadband Genie, a consumer focused information site offering advice on home and mobile broadband, in which he discusses how UK broadband providers can improve diminishing customer satisfaction by honouring a few fundamental consumer demands.