In a message dated 9/27/2005 3:13:23 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The UK's e-government programme must focus more on social and digital
inclusion if it is to be successful, according to a new report published by
the http://www.idea-knowledge.gov.uk/ Improvement and
Thanks for this link, Tom. I consult with small public libraries in
northern Ontario and just forwarded this link to one librarian who was
complaining bitterly about the painfully slow downloading speed on her
library's only dial-up access computer. High speed access is available
in her community
The fifth annual MIT Technology Review Emerging Technology Conference
kicked off this morning with a presentation from Nicholas Negroponte of
the MIT Media Lab. Negroponte discussed his $100 laptop initiative, in
which he is working to produce a low-cost laptop for mass distribution
in k-12
I'm sure there's several in the DDN who are Movers and Shakers in their
library.
Siobhan
The editors of Library Journal need your help in identifying the
emerging
leaders in the library world. Our fourth annual Movers Shakers
supplement
will profile 50-plus up-and-coming individuals from
Andy Carvin wrote:
The fifth annual MIT Technology Review Emerging Technology Conference
kicked off this morning with a presentation from Nicholas Negroponte
of the MIT Media Lab. Negroponte discussed his $100 laptop initiative,
in which he is working to produce a low-cost laptop for mass
Nice!
I've added links to your tutorials on
http://www.rtpnet.org/collections/handouts/internet.html
under Additional Exercises.
Judy Hallman ([EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.rtpnet.org/hallman)
Executive Director, RTPnet, NC (http://www.RTPnet.org/)
Champ-Blackwell, Siobhan
Hi Charlie,
I use Innoport. It's not free - $4.95 a month - but I get email recordings of
my calls, which is great when I travel. Can also receive and send faxes. I
haven't opted for their tollfree line, but it's available for more $.
There's a company called Better World Telecom that might
Charlie, I don't know how low is low cost, but Skype offerings are worth
checking out. One can get a SkypeIn number (number that can be called
from cell and POTS) for approx $36 for a year. And it comes with voicemail.
Maybe that is good enough?
Bill Anderson
Charlie Meisch wrote:
All:
Is
I belive k7.net provides free voicemail. They send it to you via email
atached as a WAV audio file.
-Brian
All:
Is anyone aware of low-cost or (ideally) free voicemail services available
to non-profit orgs? One of my pro-bono clients is in a real bind here and
needs to transition as quickly
