After completing the appointments at the top of Rai, before the holidays, the Government gave the go-ahead for the long-awaited plan for the development of ultra-broadband which must serve to fill Italy's enormous delays in telecommunications and the web.
It was Prime Minister Matteo Renzi himself who announced it, explaining that the plan is worth 12 billion euros, of which 5 will be private and 7 public.
The President also added that the Government is immediately making 2,2 billion euros available for the plan that aims to develop the use of the Internet throughout the country.
