Re: On the ZDNet Radar Screen Today]
James R. Ruckle (jruckle@citynet.net)
Sat, 29 Mar 1997 11:51:34 -0500
I apologize for sending the text of the article; it was my intention only
to send the hypertext reference for people's information. It is not advertising;
I do not work for MCI and neither does the Ziff-Davis Publishing Company,
so far as I know. I happen to believe, in accordance with A.E. Hirschman's
theories as well as parts of dependency theory, that as Latin America develops
a better infrastructure (such as using government-owned or -licensed electrical
companies to provide networking to poor rural areas) it will be less beholden
to Wall Street, the IMF and other external sources of capital. If MCI can
work with my own electrical company to connect rural parts of West Virginia,
the same thing could be done in Latin America.
Desculpe o have-los enviado o texto desse artigo; foi minha intencao o
solo enviar a referenca hipertextual pela informacao dos outros lasneteiros.
Nao e publicidade; nao travalho pelo MCI; Ziff-Davis Publishing nao lhes
travalha tampouco, que eu conheco. Creio, de acordo com as teorias de A.E.
Hirschman e partes de teoria dependista, que cuando a America Latina desenvolve
melhor infraestructura (como usar companhias electricas estatales ou licencadas
a prover enredemento[?] em rigoes rurais), sera menos dependente em Wall
Street, o FMI e outras fontes externas do capital. Se o MCI pode usar a
companhia electrica minha a enreder[?] aos partes rurais do West Virginia,
o mesmo poderia faze-se na America Latina.
Enrique Saravia wrote:
Please do not allow commercial advertising in the
list.
Thank you,
Enrique Saravia
Rio de Janeiro
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James R. Ruckle wrote:
>
> The bottom third of the following page/article is about MCI using
> utilities such as energy companies to provide Internet access in
rural
> parts of the EE.UU. It may work in Latin America as well.
>
> http://www5.zdnet.com/anchordesk/story/story_785.htm