Pyramid Research, a USA-based consultancy firm, has released a
report on Portal VoIP services and fixed telco operators,
VoIPocalypse Now: How Google, Skype, and Yahoo! Will Change
Fixed Telcos Models. While unable to get a copy of the full US$1,490
report, below are some comments on the
Dear Ismael,
See:
Towards an African e-Index
http://www.researchictafrica.net/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=504CAMSSID=e6501939a722422e76cfe7915ff21cdc
Telecom Demand: Measures for Improving Affordability
New Book:
Digital Poverty: Latin American and Caribbean Perspectives
www.dirsi.net
The Regional Dialogue on Information Society (DIRSI Diálogo
regional sobre la sociedad de la información) launched its new work,
_Digital Poverty: Latin American and Caribbean Perspectives_, on 17
November
Bonnie,
Thanks for this quote. Yes, it is available online:
Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution
http://www.stanford.edu/group/King/publications/sermons/680331.000_Remaining_Awake.html
- akm
--
Amy Mahan
www.regulateonline.org
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There can be no gainsaying
Dear Phil,
It is weird and disappointing that you would use DDN space to provide
advertisement time to Amazon.com - especially in support of their
intrusive and extensive information collecting systems.
According to the Contest Rules only people living in the US are eligible
to win. Thus, the
Four Minutes about Podcasting
http://www.cadence90.com/wp/index.php?p=3548
This is a good little film on podcasting and how to access podcasts
and use them.
Wikipedia also has a good informative entry for Podcasting.
- Amy.
Hi everyone,
Could someone send me a good reference for
http://www.regulateonline.org/component/option,com_simpleboard/Itemid,4%207/
Dear Digital Divide members,
This is a reminder that the online Dialogue on Diversifying Participation in
Network
Development begins tomorrow (20 June).
You are warmly invited and strongly encouraged to participate
New World Dialogue on Regulation book
available in print and online
__
Stimulating Investment in Network Development:
Roles for Regulators
http://www.regulateonline.org/content/view/435/31/
__
The final report from the second WDR research cycle has been
Invitation to participate in a six week online dialogue:
World Dialogue on Regulation:
Diversifying Participation in Network Development
new dialogue, 20 June 29 July 2005
http://regulateonline.org
You are invited to participate in the next online World Dialogue on
Regulation (WDR) session
Deadline for applications: 30 April 2005
==
FINAL WEEKS FOR APPLICATIONS!
GENDER ICT AWARDS 2005: Honouring women's innovative and
effective ICT initiatives for gender equality and women's economic
empowerment
Please distribute widely.
**Apologies for cross-posting**
Coordinator Multi-site Research Project: One-year
contract position; May 2005 - May 2006
Gender Research in Africa on Information and Communication
Technologies (ICTs) for Empowerment (GRACE)
The GRACE project is a partnership
Another response to the Economist article on the digital divide..
The Real Digital Diversity
by Seán Ó Siochrú
http://www.regulateonline.org/content/view/346/40/
The Economist on March 10th published an article claiming that the
mobile phone alone could bridge the digital divide. Under the title
Andy,
All good comments below.
One point though - Grameen Telecom is successful not just because of
the phones disbursed via the programme, but because it mediates the
relationship between telephony and financial management. The
success of the programme is contingent on its business model
Dear DDN -
Happy International Women's Day.
- Amy.
--
Amy Mahan
Montevideo, Uruguay
www.lirne.net
www.regulateonline.org
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Second, while there has been a lot of talk about podcasting, and
other audio deliveries, and some talk about internet (streaming)
radio, there hasn't been much talk about reducing the divide by
combining the power of the Net with the reach of conventional radio.
The One to Watch: Radio, New
In response to the catastrophe of December 26th 2004, the World
Dialogue on Regulation's Asian partner, LIRNEasia, is collaborating
with the Vanguard Foundation to help better prepare Sri Lanka to face
disasters that may come its way. Following an expert consultation on
the topic, a draft
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