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ok, ini adalah berita beberapa hari yg lepas. aku amik
dari malaysia today portal. sila baca artikel ini dan tengok
kan jugak apa komen yg diberikan.
isi berita
(The Star) - Broadband penetration in the country has already surpassed the 50% target set for the end of this year.
Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said this was a result of the commendable cooperation between the public and private sectors as well as leadership.
Muhyiddin said statistics up to the middle of this month showed that the initiatives and programmes launched under the National Broad-band Initiative, which included expansion through the use of technologies on various platforms, had increased broadband penetration to 53.5%.
He said the increase was a vast improvement from the 22% penetration recorded in 2008, which meant that the country was well on its way towards achieving the target of 75% broadband penetration nationwide by 2015.
“We have created more community broadband centres, including Kampung Wifi, as part of efforts to increase the penetration in rural areas and in the fringes of towns,” he said after chairing the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Broadband here yesterday.
He added that six Kampung Wifi pilot projects had been implemented and 3,100 would be created by 2014.
He said the Broadband Action Brigade formed by the Government would also continue its work to tackle issues related to broadband services.
On the Universal Service Provision programme under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), Muhyiddin said RM800mil a year was used to buy laptop computers for needy students nationwide.
The funds, he said, were also used for projects to build more multimedia and communications infrastructure as part of the efforts to make broadband services available to more Malaysians.
He was commenting on calls by certain quarters for the MCMC to ensure that the use of the funds was transparent since it involved a huge sum of money.
isi komen
Most people don't know about the Universal Service Provision, which is actually a fund and not a program as said by the DPM. Money for the USP Fund doesn't come from the government but from you and me. 3% from all communication bills, eg Internet, telephone, mobile phone, etc, are collected into the USP Fund.
The main purpose of the Fund is to build and maintain public communication infrastructure such as telephone and Internet connectivity in remote areas. At one time, the Fund was at RM4+ billion.
Telekom Malaysia was given RM2+ billion to build their next-generation fiber optic network. This is not right because the new network will 100% belong to TM and they make profits from it but the people's money was used instead their own money.
The RM800 million purchase of laptops doesn't fall under the purpose of the USP Fund, shouldn't be allowed and illegal. The USP Fund is the people's money and not for the government to simply spend. The government should have come up with the RM800 million on its own instead of raiding the Fund. By depleting the USP Fund through misuses, rural residents are being deprived while contributors to the Fund are being cheated.
http://malaysia-today.net/archives/archives-2010/35593-broadband-target-exceeded
jadi, aku nak tau, adakah komentar yg diberikan itu adalah
betul atau asal dia nak taip saja?:-?
dari malaysia today portal. sila baca artikel ini dan tengok
kan jugak apa komen yg diberikan.
isi berita
(The Star) - Broadband penetration in the country has already surpassed the 50% target set for the end of this year.
Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said this was a result of the commendable cooperation between the public and private sectors as well as leadership.
Muhyiddin said statistics up to the middle of this month showed that the initiatives and programmes launched under the National Broad-band Initiative, which included expansion through the use of technologies on various platforms, had increased broadband penetration to 53.5%.
He said the increase was a vast improvement from the 22% penetration recorded in 2008, which meant that the country was well on its way towards achieving the target of 75% broadband penetration nationwide by 2015.
“We have created more community broadband centres, including Kampung Wifi, as part of efforts to increase the penetration in rural areas and in the fringes of towns,” he said after chairing the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Broadband here yesterday.
He added that six Kampung Wifi pilot projects had been implemented and 3,100 would be created by 2014.
He said the Broadband Action Brigade formed by the Government would also continue its work to tackle issues related to broadband services.
On the Universal Service Provision programme under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), Muhyiddin said RM800mil a year was used to buy laptop computers for needy students nationwide.
The funds, he said, were also used for projects to build more multimedia and communications infrastructure as part of the efforts to make broadband services available to more Malaysians.
He was commenting on calls by certain quarters for the MCMC to ensure that the use of the funds was transparent since it involved a huge sum of money.
isi komen
Most people don't know about the Universal Service Provision, which is actually a fund and not a program as said by the DPM. Money for the USP Fund doesn't come from the government but from you and me. 3% from all communication bills, eg Internet, telephone, mobile phone, etc, are collected into the USP Fund.
The main purpose of the Fund is to build and maintain public communication infrastructure such as telephone and Internet connectivity in remote areas. At one time, the Fund was at RM4+ billion.
Telekom Malaysia was given RM2+ billion to build their next-generation fiber optic network. This is not right because the new network will 100% belong to TM and they make profits from it but the people's money was used instead their own money.
The RM800 million purchase of laptops doesn't fall under the purpose of the USP Fund, shouldn't be allowed and illegal. The USP Fund is the people's money and not for the government to simply spend. The government should have come up with the RM800 million on its own instead of raiding the Fund. By depleting the USP Fund through misuses, rural residents are being deprived while contributors to the Fund are being cheated.
http://malaysia-today.net/archives/archives-2010/35593-broadband-target-exceeded
jadi, aku nak tau, adakah komentar yg diberikan itu adalah
betul atau asal dia nak taip saja?:-?
