@Arunan, Yes, bandwidth definitely includes the issue of having to walk to the computer that has some. I think your movement sounds like a positive step. Are there things we can do to help?

@Jean-Claude Guedon. I take your point at a technical level and agree that it is definitely a much more general issue tham just Open Access publishing but from my perspective as a scientist who would like to make their science available to the developing world I essentially have to reject the subscriber access publisher as totally irrelevant before even starting.

My point was more that, if you are motivated to make your science accessible to people in the developing world, which means by default you will choose an open access publisher, you have to do more than just make that choice and then polish your halo. You have to think about whether the journal is really accessible to your target audience or not. Or whether perhaps you should re-publish the article in a small size format etc etc. There was a lot of interesting discussion on this in a session of the ScienceBlogging meeting in North Carolina. Some links can be found here.