W3 Logistics' lobbying efforts through the DiploBot program were hugely successful. Politicians' purses were properly lined, pet projects were receiving funding. DiploBot was the grease that got the World Governing Body working. But Great Blue STILL had a monopoly on wireless communications...
W3L finally broke through the GB blockade by crafting a legal loophole to the wireless broadband. With the backing of the Northern Hemisphere Regional Authorities, W3L was able to install micro wireless area networks in each of its YellowBot stations. The argument was simple - YellowBot had become so popular that long queues often formed for people to place their order.
Micro-WANs were the breakthrough that allowed the next step in W3's strategy, the introduction of the InfoBot program. InfoBots could fly within the network spaces of any YellowBot. W3 Premier Members could interface directly with any InfoBot and grant virtual shopping proxy power to any InfoBot. Shipping was always included.