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April 2003

29.04.2003 Interactive television will bring the internet to the poor. At least that is one of the ways the British government accounts for massive spending on digital terrestrial television. But the silence is deafening as technological decisions are taken which will make delivery of this vision impossible, says the editor of Inside Digital TV.
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [communications] [policy initiatives in ICT]
29.04.2003 The digital divide exists not only between the Northern and Southern countries, but also within Southern countries. Can ICTs then, be used for empowering people? Here is a detailed discussion on transforming ICTs to benefit all the people.
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From: Worldview International Foundation
Related topics/regions: [access] [capacity building] [civil society & ICT] [Internet]
29.04.2003 Interactive television will bring the internet to the poor. At least that is one of the ways the British government accounts for massive spending on digital terrestrial television. But the silence is deafening as technological decisions are taken which will make delivery of this vision impossible, says the editor of Inside Digital TV.
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [communications] [policy initiatives in ICT]
08.04.2003 The Kubatana Project manages Kubatana.net, a website portal that provides Zimbabwean civil society organisations with an online presence and a platform to voice their concerns about human rights abuses in their country.
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From: Bridges
Related topics/regions: [Zimbabwe] [capacity building] [civil society & ICT] [communications] [human rights & ICT] [Internet]
08.04.2003 The Kubatana Project manages Kubatana.net, a website portal that provides Zimbabwean civil society organisations with an online presence and a platform to voice their concerns about human rights abuses in their country.
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From: Bridges
Related topics/regions: [Zimbabwe] [capacity building] [civil society & ICT] [communications] [human rights & ICT] [Internet]
08.04.2003 How important are local socio-cultural factors in the implementaton of an ICT project? Drawing on research from Jamaica and Tanzania, Marjon Hagenaars concludes that the cultural dimensions of an ICT development project are as important as the organisational, technical and financial dimensions that are normally addressed.
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From: International Institute for Communication and Development
Related topics/regions: [Jamaica] [Tanzania] [capacity building] [communications] [culture] [Internet] [research in ICT]
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The FOSS - Policy and Development Implications Forum introduces the theme "FOSS & Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) – stretching the development dollar for scaling-up impact", which seeks to initiate discussion on the roles of FOSS in helping the societies in achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals.
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