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EN_00943116_4704
The Telecom Egypt building, a state-owned company that engineers say owns virtually all the country's fiber-optic cables; other Internet service providers are forced to lease bandwidth on those cables in order to do business, in downtown Cairo, Feb. 7, 2011. After the Egyptian government successfully severed the country from the global Internet on Jan. 28, mesmerizing the worldwide technical community, engineers are beginning to assess what, in effect, hit them. (The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA 100 USD
2010-02-07
The New York Times/Redux/EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
THE NEW YORK TIMES
h_EGYPT_INTERNET_3
1,65MB
31cm x 20cm przy 300dpi
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