Broadband tender endangers market players
The tender gives way to parallel cable networks, said MKSz chairman Ferenc Kéry, listing some municipalities who plan to build their own infrastructures though there are networks already operating or being developed. Also, while municipalities will get a 75% subsidy, market players get only 41% through a different subsidy channel. The cable systems can also be used for providing cheap television or online telephone services, added Kéry.
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