Broadband connectivity is frequently seen as a key ingredient for a successful, innovative economy. Chile recently passed the one million mark, ahead of the planned 2010 timeframe. Businesses are not the only beneficiaries of policies that seek to increase high-speed connections. President Bachelet said late last year that ending Chile's digital divide was essential to the country's success and her government would specifically focus on increasing Internet connections in Chile's schools.
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