Mark Zuckerberg: is “onramp” to the web  Feb 24, 2014
Zuckerberg first discussed the partnership back in August 2013,
working with companies like Samsung, Nokia, and Opera to bring
more affordable web access to the two-thirds of the world that
currently isn't - or can't afford to be - online. Details at the
time were relatively scant, with the Facebook CEO merely
suggesting that each partner would work on technologies to cut
the technical or cost issues preventing broader internet
penetration.   "You're never going to have high-res streaming
video through basic services like this" Zuckerberg pointed out.
However, it could give people in relatively low income areas a
reason to choose to buy a cheap data plan. "It shoes people why
it's rational and good for them to spend the limited money they
have on getting access to the internet," he said, "and I truly
believe it's the rational thing for them to do."   Facebook and
is now looking for three to five more partners to build on its
initial trials, with Zuckerbe