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[CA3LE6UY]

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According to <a href="http://www.in-stat.com/press.asp?ID=2982&sku=IN1004672MBS">new data from In-Stat</a>, there's now 763 million broadband connections worldwide, with 179 million of  those connections in the United States alone. In-Stat notes that worldwide broadband subscribers grew 25 percent between 2007 through 2009, and while there has been a slowdown in growth rate, "there are still some substantial gains to be made" -- especially in Asia-Pac, Latin America, The Middle East, and Africa. Among other tidbits, the report found that 76% of the world s FTTH subscribers reside in the Asia/Pacific region, global DSL count recently exceeded 371 million, and that North America continues to be the largest market for cable broadband service.

Source: DSLReports.com

[Roco]

I still see the INTERNET leading to world peace,the more connections the nearer it becomes ,

from a good friend of mine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiuyNUnTIso

Roco, on 14 January 2011 - 04:30 PM, said:

I still see the INTERNET leading to world peace,the more connections the nearer it becomes ,

from a good friend of mine  

indeed the iternet has given me a chance to say...

[RTB]

On the other hand, there's plenty of redefining that can be done as well. How fast are those broadband connections? That website won't tell me unless I pay, which I can't and won't.