DOHA, Nov 7 (Bernama) -- Malaysia intends to propose at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) level that Internet coverage measurements should no longer focus solely on the Coverage of Populated Areas (COPA) standard, but should also take into account areas where economic activities take place.
ITU PP-26: Malaysia To Propose Internet Coverage To Include Areas With Economic Activities - Fahmi
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Key takeaways
Malaysia plans to propose at ITU PP-26 that internet coverage should include areas with economic activities, not just populated areas.
- Malaysia wants to change ITU standards to include economic areas in internet coverage.
- The proposal addresses connectivity issues in areas without residents but with economic activities.
- Focus includes transportation routes, ports, tourism spots, and fishing areas.
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