A decision by pan-African telecommunications service
provider Seacom to implement selective internet peering in South Africa could
drive internet connectivity in the country “back to the Middle Ages”, experts
have warned. The announcement earlier this month that Seacom has
ceased its open policy for peering – the process by which individual
internet networks connect and exchange traffic – prevents the free
exchange of internet traffic between service providers.
Read the article over at The South African: Here’s why internet connectivity in SA could be dealt a severe blow
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