For example, you need to have people who are capable of maintaining pieces of Internet in order to keep it running. The ISTF is looking at what those various barriers are. Some are technical, some are financial, some maybe regulatory in nature. That's an area of great concern. Making the Internet accessible to everyone may require that governments change their regulatory policies to allow competition.
Monopolies tend to move slowly when it comes to innovation.
Having a liberal and competitive environment allows new ideas to enter the system. It also allows private capital to flow in. This need not come from government resources at all. That is a good thing because the private sector makes the investment in the continued growth of the Internet. I am convinced that as long as the barrier of entry into the Internet business is low, there will be lots and lots of entrepreneurial experiments taking place to try out new ideas on the Network.