Nice. I assume you would know if the Wikimedia Foundation has already approached the local MNO's. Any of them biting? In other words, when can this become a reality for Kenyans.
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 12:10 PM, Stephen Wanjau
<stevewanjau@wikimedia.or.ke> wrote:
It is a mutually beneficial partnership to the Wikimedia Foundation and the Mobile Service Providers;
To the MSP
* Positive marketing and PR benefit to supporting the mission, and the
opportunity of offering a unique service to new and potential customers
*Data we have collected at WMF shows that 28% of existing readers would be more likely to buy services from an operator that provided Wikipedia Zero.
To the Wikimedia Foundation
*Aim is to reduce barriers to accessing free knowledge in a quest to let everyone share in the sum of all human knowledge.
//Stephen
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