VOIP is not directly hindered here in Sweden although the former state monopoly and the current parastatal monopoly has been a consistent antagonist to broadband development. This is of course a consequence of it being in control of the infrastructure in use and to whom you, i e other companies, need to apply for admission e g to get into the base stations. Also the conservative government in Sweden is haphazardly trying to regulate and monitor Internet traffic as well as all other public communications. The debate has gone wild and personal integrity is losing ground by the hour as the multinational companies are choking states and democracies to comply to their marketing strategies and tactics referring to outdated legislation and practices; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGpJH5-MjtQ. The forefront runners to attack and challenge this legislation and in fact sheer idiocracy are the guys behind thepiratebay who are courageously and with fortitude fighting for this upright cause; http://trial.thepiratebay.org/

and sometimes you've to be ostensive to the point that even investment bankers and billionaires wakes up to reality. Anyway unless none of the audiences carry a parasite causing malaria there's no risk that the mosquitoes will spread the decease.