Full Coverage: Internet
March 2008
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25.03.2008
Kiinan virallisen Tiibet-propagandan ja länsimaisen median huolimattoman ja konfliktihakuisen uutisoinnin välissä kiinalaiset bloggaajat yrittävät rakentaa tasapainoisempaa raportointia Tiibetin mellakoista.
more...From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [Tibet] [Human rights] [Conflict] Image: Kiinan armeija Lhasan kaduilla.
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25.03.2008
Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, was in Mumbai, India to launch his new commercial venture ‘Wikia’. Here he shared his desire to increase local Indian language contributions on the site and the need to challenge spam content.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Education] [ICT] Image: Jimmy Wales / Photo credit: Business Standard
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21.03.2008
A new local technology podcast, hosted by a group of high profile tech journalists, was launched recently. A group of well-known technology journalists have started what they believe will become the country’s pre-eminent podcast about developments in the local and international technology industry. Known as ZA Tech Show, the podcast is recorded weekly and is available at www.zatechshow.co.za or through Apple’s iTunes Store.
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20.03.2008
WiMax, a new super high speed wireless technology and described as big brother of Wi-Fi, has a huge growth potential in Asia with more than 11 million subscribing to it by 2011. Worldwide the figure is expected to reach 36 million during the same period.
more...Related topics/regions: [Communication] [ICT] [Media] Image: Asia is going to embrace WiMax / Photo credit: Reuters
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19.03.2008
With nearly one million broadband users in South Africa the Internet is fast becoming the medium of choice for information and news. While many people still think of the Internet as a place for email and Internet banking, a growing group of more sophisticated users are doing everything from shopping to share trading online.
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18.03.2008
Jaipur, capital of western Indian state of Rajasthan, is soon going to be a wi-fi-enabled city. Data Infosys Ltd, which is among the top seven Internet Service Providers in the country, has signed an MoU with the state government in this respect.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Communication] [ICT] [Governance] |
18.03.2008
Kuinka turismi voi auttaa säilyttämään Mongolian musiikkiperinnettä, entä millaista on Madagaskarin ekomatkailu?
more...Vastauksia muun muassa näihin kysymyksiin lupaa National Geographicin ja yhteiskunnallisen muutoksen puolesta työskentelevän Changemakers.net-verkkoyhteisön uusi interaktiivinen verkkopalvelu. From: OneWorld UK Related topics/regions: [Development] [Tourism] Image: - © Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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15.03.2008
Punarbhava, a new interactive website for the disabled, is a one-stop cyber shop for information, aids, appliances, research and employment. The portal was recently launched at the Indian capital, along with the release of a new screen reader software for the blind.
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [Disability] [Social exclusion] [Communication] [ICT] Image: Information at hand
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14.03.2008
The Tanzanian Government has arrested two online editors without charge. The two were detained and interrogated for 24 hours in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on February 18, in what observers of the case say was a politically motivated attempt to shut down the site
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05.03.2008
Hakukonejätti Google on viime vuodesta lähtien toiminut Etelä-Afrikassa, ja nyt on muun mantereen valloituksen vuoro, yritys ilmoitti viime viikolla. Valtaa lähdetään luomaan kännyköihin suunnatun hakukoneen avulla.
more...From: OneWorld Africa Related topics/regions: [Africa] Image: -
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05.03.2008
"Hallitus on sulkenut Iranin feministisen liikkeen verkkosivut kahdeksan kertaa. Se tietää, että verkostoitumalla luomme kansainvälistä painetta", keroo Shirin Ebadi, rauhannobelisti vuodelta 2003.
more...From: OneWorld Spain Related topics/regions: [Middle East] [Gender] [Freedom of expression] Image: - © Radio Netherlands Wereldomroep
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05.03.2008
Teachers working in remote villages of West Bengal will soon be provided with critical academic aid through a first-of-its-kind phone based service in India. Using an innovative mix of telephony and internet, LifeLines Education seeks to answer queries on pedagogy, classroom management and administration, while linking teachers with a network of educational experts.
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [India] [South Asia] [Education] [Communication] [ICT] [Knowledge] Image: A class in progress in Putsuri village in Bardhaman /Photo credit:OWSA
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