ANALYSIS: Removing the barriers to the internet
The telecoms industry is divided over why broadband internet access has been slow to catch on in the Middle East. But while some authorities are trying to bring down the cost of PCs to make it cheaper to get on line, others say removing barriers to new entrants in the Middle East would do more to improve the situation.
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