1) Cultural Net-Sweden www.kultur.nu has discussed the eRider
concept at their annual meeting and will be heading up a project involving a
dynamic growing youth organisation here, TechGroup, www.techgroup.se to
see if we can begin a match your cultural NPO with a young technician in an
e
Democracy Now! is broadcasting from Stanford University in Palo Alto,
California where the inaugural TechSoup NetSquared Conference is
being held. The theme of this year’s conference is “Remixing the web
for social change.” It’s bringing together representatives from the
technology and non-
Peter and Andy,
I think this is an excellent example of losing our rights a little bit at a
time. This is just a symptom of what is going on across the board in my
humble opinion. Those in authority have never been too happy with freedom
of speech. Seems to me that is why we have the bill of ri
I have no idea why school districts don't learn from the mistakes made by
others in the past. They need to focus on monitoring their students on their
campuses and let go of these students' activities outside school.
Roderick Peter Laviniere, PhD (ABD)
Executive Director
VISIONS 2000, INC.
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Well done, Andy. Very well done.
I am reminded of the things my friends and I talked about face to face when
I was in high school, whether on or off of school property. Now that a
preferred mode of communication is through online fora, there is a danger
that the new communications channels wil
>From a colleague of mine ~ siobhan
Some technology experts say the digital divide between African Americans
and whites is shrinking -- but how fast? Tech contributor Mario
Armstrong
provides an update.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5345718
Siobhan Champ-Blackwell, MS
Hello everybody,
I have just finished the first phase of revamping the Region of South
Asia (ROSA) website of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
. The url is: www.unodc.org/india
There are two areas where I would be grateful for feedback:
a) How best can I build a virtual commu
There are many. The INternet GOvernance Project
(www.internetgovernance.org) has a lot of papers, as does the Circle
ID blog site (http://www.circleid.com/)
There have been numerous papers published in the past 3 years on the
topic. Problem is that no one agrees on a single proposal and how to
imp
Norbert Bollow wrote:
Taran Rampersad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If there are no agreements to cooperate in regulating the internet,
Is there yet any reasonable, well-thought-out proposal on what aspects
of the internetshould be regulated, and how?
That's what WGIG was supposed to
Hello all,
While I think these schools are crossing the line, it does open the
question of who is responsible for supervising children when they're out
of school. It's been said a couple of times that parents or the children
themselves are responsible, not the school...but this is too superficial
Dear Friends,
I am looking for information about particular cases of information security
incidents in ICT-related projects in developing countries.
My name is Hiroya Totani. I am a postgraduate student in the University of
Reading in the U.K. My major is ICT for rural development and particu
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> CMS Director Henry Jenkins was recently interviewed along with Berkeley
> graduate student danah boyd about the current public policy debate over
> MySpace
> and other social networking Web sites.
>
> The interview is ava
Taran Rampersad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If there are no agreements to cooperate in regulating the internet,
Is there yet any reasonable, well-thought-out proposal on what aspects
of the internetshould be regulated, and how?
> then I suppose we should expect fragmentation. That's really a v
Andy Carvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
Last week, an Illinois school district adopted a new policy towards student
online activities thats already stirring up a lot of controversy. All students
in the Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School District 128 participating in
>From RFP Bulletin (May 26, 2006):
14) Mellon Foundation Announces Awards for Open Source Software
Deadline: August 15, 2006
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has announced a Call for Nominations for the
2006 Mellon Awards for Technology Collaboration. These awards, to be bestowed
for the
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