Tag: high data costs

In the early 1980s, adventure games such as The Hobbit were the beginning of interactive entertainment on basic 8-bit computers, where the player could choose the narrative of the game by selecting their preferred options for completing the adventure course at each stage.

Access to more data is vital for economic growth and education. Young people spend more and more time on mobile devices - the fewer regulations and the more competition we have in SA, the more they will be enabled to access a whole universe of educational resources. The government can either aid in empower young people by letting go of control over data, or it can inhibit a real, transformative, empowering process by bumbling from spectrum allocation ‘deadline’ to ‘deadline.’ The choice, and unlimited potential, are clear: massive pressure must be put on government to get radio spectrum allocated.