Comment Neelie (Kroes)

[...] Third, we should never forget how quickly and dynamically technology is changing. Incremental solutions, such as upgraded cable, or combining fibre and copper, can deliver cost-effective high-speed broadband;. driving consumer appetite for bandwidth, without running too far ahead of current demand. And today, it's clear that 4G wireless networks can offer fast, effective connections, with real potential to exercise a competitive constraint on broadband. Provided, of course, that member states have made the spectrum available.