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Global - February 9 2012
The representatives at the International Global Public Policy Summit 2011 (GPPS) signed the Guadalajara declaration in which several commitments, priorities and recommendations were established between 82 countries for developing information and communication technologies (ICT) for sustainable economic growth.
Mexico - January 3 2012
Carlos Casasú López Hermosa, President of the Advisory Council of the Federal Communications Commission (Cofetel), rejected the motion of the Senate for the modification of the Telecommunications Law, which would allow all mobile services operators to bill per second instead of per minute.
Brazil - December 14 2011
Mexican authorities have called for the immediate implementation of a national digital agenda to boost social and economic development and competitiveness in the country, local IT association Canieti said in a statement.
Mexico - December 6 2011
According to a statement from the Mexican Communications and Transport Ministry (SCT), it has deployed 133,000 rural and community fixed telephone lines, as well as broadband services, between January 2007 and June 2011, reaching more than 12 million Mexicans living in low-income areas.
Mexico - November 30 2011
The Mexican telecommunications regulator Cofetel has proposed to modify the policy for transitioning to digital terrestrial television (DTT).
