The MMM Network provides local ISPs with
a revenue opportunity for Online Marketing
SOCIAL
ADDRESS
Gammel Kongevej 109
DK-1850 Frederiksberg C
Danmark
With a commitment with the Internet providers in Denmark, the MMM Network gets easy access to all users in Denmark (and for that matter all over the world). Via
the MMM-Network's closed network and being at the very first link of the value chain from the user's point of view, it is protected against direct competition and other
forms of harassment on the large network. The MMM Network, which becomes the users' own network, decides completely and completely everything on their local
part of the MMM Network.
The MMM-Network with its own developed consumer module AAMC and with the MMM-Service Lokalguiden, hereby obtain the most optimal marketing tool available,
and it can not be done more selectively than this and retain the users' private discretion.
C3M proposes that a local network association be made, where the local adjustments and decisions on the local MMM Networks are made. The locals have to decide
for themselves.
The MMM-Networks's mission and vision is to create a more social network where there must be room for everyone and have the opportunity to nurture local
interests and not create a new ranking based on how much knowledge one has about the Internet and the IT world.
The MMM network is also an attempt to unite the countries of Europe, so that we in Europe can keep up with the global challenges of the future, which do not have to
be built up of worries and direct anxiety. With its spread in Europe, the MMM network will build services, so that e.g. can select twin cities across national borders with
services like never before without the great bureaucratic work. We want to strengthen Europe through, with the help of the citizens, directly and through action.
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The MMM Web is your guarantee of freedom on the Internet
Why do local ISPs (ISPs) have to take the trouble to provide users to the major online services where they are earning money from the free
provision of users from ISPs?
The MMM Network provides local ISPs with
a revenue opportunity for Online Marketing
SOCIAL
ADDRESS
Gammel Kongevej 109
DK-1850 Frederiksberg C
Danmark
Made by C3M
With a commitment with the Internet providers in Denmark, the MMM Network gets easy access to all users in Denmark (and for that matter all over the world). Via the
MMM-Network's closed network and being at the very first link of the value chain from the user's point of view, it is protected against direct competition and other forms
of harassment on the large network. The MMM Network, which becomes the users' own network, decides completely and completely everything on their local part of the
MMM Network.
The MMM-Network with its own developed consumer module AAMC and with the MMM-Service Lokalguiden, hereby obtain the most optimal marketing tool available,
and it can not be done more selectively than this and retain the users' private discretion
C3M proposes that a local network association be made, where the local adjustments and decisions on the local MMM Networks are made. The locals have to decide for
themselves.
The MMM-Networks's mission and vision is to create a more social network where there must be room for everyone and have the opportunity to nurture local interests
and not create a new ranking based on how much knowledge one has about the Internet and the IT world.
The MMM network is also an attempt to unite the countries of Europe, so that we in Europe can keep up with the global challenges of the future, which do not have to be
built up of worries and direct anxiety. With its spread in Europe, the MMM network will build services, so that e.g. can select twin cities across national borders with
services like never before without the great bureaucratic work. We want to strengthen Europe through, with the help of the citizens, directly and through action.
The MMM Web is your guarantee of freedom on the Internet
Why do local ISPs (ISPs) have to take the trouble to provide users to the major online services where they are earning
money from the free provision of users from ISPs?
POWERED BY
