Interesting story and not very new..
There are a few issues though: one's not disputing that computers are
if not as necessary as clean drinking water and health centres,
important as wellbut what after the novelty factor of the computer
has gone down. What happens after power outages,
The BBC is really running some wonderful stories about things related to
the Digital Divide of late. I wish that the wireless in my room were
working right now so I could continue writing stuff about it...
I'd have to suggest checking out the BBC. I'm not one to endorse, but
the BBC has been
Cindy Lemcke-Hoong wrote:
/Taran, /
//
You touched on something that I have been asking myself for more than
10 years.
Perhaps we should start something to correct the problems. Starting
from Solar energy. Most of the developing countries are in the
sun-belt. What better energy than the
of California, Irvine.
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Interesting story and not very
Another very useful and interesting story reported by
the BBC (One of heir editors must have awakened to the
issue recently.)
Check it out
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4498511.stm
Steve
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