Talk:Telecommunications in Estonia

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Statistics

I have reason to believe all of the statistics on this page are wrong. When I started an ISP here in 1996 there were over 25 of them. This Article suggests there were 6 in 1999. There are also no direct sources for the statistics.—Preceding unsigned comment added by Rossmay (talk • contribs) - 25 August 2006

Consolidate articles "Telecommunications in Estonia" with "Internet in Estonia" into one

Given that the internet is a component of telecommunications, I suggest consolidating and updating the two articles to provide a comprehensive view of the telecom landscape. I've added a section on "digital progress" to highlight recent advancements, but there's scope for greater coverage. Furthermore, the "e-Estonia" initiative serves as a prime example of how technology and infrastructure have digitally transformed Estonia. Considering the substantial work involved, I'd like to gauge general interest in undertaking this update. Does this align with current priorities and interests? HerBauhaus (talk) 08:17, 19 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]