Really, there’s nothing to do here but sigh and hang one’s head. Just days after Britain promised that all of its citizens would be provided broadband Internet access by 2012 and South Korea set forth a plan to implement 1Gbps Internet connections within its borders, Cuba has shamed the trend. And in royal fashion, no less. According to a fresh report on the country’s intent to continue limiting web access, we’re told that it will still hamper connectivity even after a fiber optic cable linking it to Venezuela<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Really, there’s nothing to do here but sigh and hang one’s head. Just days after Britain promised that all of its citizens would be provided broadband Internet access by 2012 and South Korea set forth a plan to implement 1Gbps Internet connections within its borders, Cuba has shamed the trend. And in royal fashion, no less. According to a fresh report on the country’s intent to continue limiting web access, we’re told that it will still hamper connectivity even after a fiber optic cable linking it to Venezuela Continue reading