Singapore is expected to 5 years after the national gigabit Internet

It times reporter Qianlifu in Singapore, there is no triple net integration of this argument. Although the telecommunication industry and the broadcasting and media industries belong to different regulatory bodies, in the pursuit of the common goal of "wisdom 2015", there is no coordinated development between the two industries.　　The development of the ICT industry in Singapore has ranked highest in the international rankings, rising to second place in the 2009-2010 World Economic Forum Global IT report.　　"Joint Meeting" to oversee the integration business the regulatory bodies of the Singapore Telecommunications industry and the broadcasting media industry are separate, belonging to the information and Communication Development Authority (IDA) and the Media Development Authority (MDA). Ida was established at the end of 1999 and was merged by the Singapore National Computer Authority (NCB) and the Singapore Telecommunications Agency (TAS). Ida China Regional Director Li Schin, the merger was designed to establish a single body responsible for Singapore IT and Telecommunications industry planning, policy formulation, market regulation and industrial development.　　One of the core functions of IDA is to encourage the telecommunications industry to participate in efficient and fair competition, to ensure competitive services for consumers and businesses, to make Singapore a competitive information and communication industry country and to assist the Government in its overall planning, project management, system implementation and application of information and communications.　　The MDA was established late in 2003, and the New Year's Day was merged by the Singapore Broadcasting Authority, the film and Publications Administration and the Singapore Film Commission three institutions to establish MDA as the response of the Singaporean government to the integration of different media in order to meet the needs of media development and management. Although they are two independent regulators, they are all affiliated with the Singapore Ministry of Journalism and Arts (MICA), and there are channels of cooperation between the two agencies.　　For example, in the development of 3G, IDA, including 3G network infrastructure construction and management work, MDA is responsible for content production company supervision, but once involved in specific cross regulation, MDA and Ida in the form of joint meetings to coordinate management.　　Telecommunications, radio and television efforts to develop the digital film industry there is no strict barrier between the broadcasting media industry and the information and communication industry in Singapore, as early as the beginning of this century, Singapore announced the liberalisation of the media industry, signaling that broadcasters can operate telecommunications, and that telecom operators can enter the field of radio and television.　　Since 2003, MDA and Ida have worked together to develop digital films, and in the process of bringing Singapore into the Asian Digital Center, the two sides are complementary, and MDA is committed to promoting content, and Ida is looking to digitize, process, package and deliver movie content. In Singapore, telecommunications operators have no special restrictions on the operation of radio and television services. Singapore Telecom, one of the three major telecommunications operators in Singapore, has been piloting IPTV services for more than 300 users since 2001. By the year 2007, Singapore Telecom has launched the Mio TV pay-TV service, where users have the flexibility to choose the content and time of the program.In July this year, Singapore Telecom, together with ESPN, launched the optional service Espnplayer, without televisions, and users can watch live or one-month-old programmes. To build "wisdom Country 2015" in 2006, Singapore launched the "Wisdom of the Country 2015" plan, a word to describe is "the use of ubiquitous information and communication technology to make Singapore a smart country, a globalized city."　　Under the guidance of this goal, the information and communication industry and the broadcast media industry, coordinated development, the recent exchanges in China Ida, MDA people have highlighted the "Wisdom of 2015" plan. At the press conference on Sino-New media industry, held in Shanghai this August, MDA director Sheder said that by 2015, Singapore is expected to launch a high-speed, all-optical network in the country, providing up to 1000 megabytes/sec or even faster broadband access speed, "Singapore in the digital media sector will have more development opportunities." At the beginning of September, I-da people in Wuhan exchanged talks with the domestic industry to highlight the "wisdom of the country 2015."　　Li Schin, director of Ida China, said that one of the strategic elements of "wisdom Country 2015" is the development of a sound infrastructure, with the goal that by 2012 Singapore will build its next-generation national information and communication infrastructure, including the construction of ultra-high speed wired and wireless two broadband networks. In the cable broadband network, Singapore is already implementing the next generation National Broadband Network Program (NBN), which provides gigabit connection speed. In the area of wireless broadband network, Singapore began to launch the National wireless Network-"Wireless @ singapore" At the end of 2006. The program, based on Wi-Fi technology, aims to stimulate demand and supply for wireless broadband services, creating an active wireless broadband market. There is no doubt that the use of the next generation broadband network will play a great role not only in the information and communication industry but also in the broadcasting media industry.