One area we plan to take up very seriously is the question of Internet telephony, which we may also have to take up legally. We took up that matter legally and they promptly stopped blocking those. The cost of not having Internet telephony is huge. What we are in the process of preventing is Indians making phone calls abroad. For example, the dissemination of information from the Internet over the radio.
Radio is the only thing the poor can afford.
Radio is something where poor people can access the software. If it were a local radio station producing their own content, then that is tremendously empowering. Once you have the Internet reaching the poor, you can look at things like literacy programmes. We see audio as a technology whose time has come on the Internet. So we will be jumping into what is leading-edge Internet technology and using it to reach people who otherwise for 10 or 20 years may not come onto the Internet.