FYI:
Funded by a CASE fellowship (http:www.case-web.org) I wrote a case study on
the world computer exchange last summer. It can be found at
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~jraymond/case.
I essentially present some of the issues that can explain why matching a
huge supply of discarded computers i
Just a reminder that the deadline is approaching. Thanks to those who have
submitted, and apologies for cross-posting. This conference is specifically
encouraging digital divide proposals this year.
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Good day Mr.. Mindlin,
I have looked with interest at your project and thought of a solution for
your work spaces. I was at the Comdex show in 2002 and a company there next
to Microsoft came in as a Best of Comdex finalist. They are Personal
Computing Environments, I know they have amazing ergon
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The very good news, for which I am extremely, extremely grateful, is
the many responses
Hi All:
Re: Convergent communications technologies these might be of interest:
Queue by the Association of Computing Machinery
(billed as 'Tomorrow's Computing Today') http://www.acmqueue.org/
(individual articles may be of interest eg:
http://www.acmqueue.org/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpa
Friends:
A number of Ugandan development activists have taken part in the South-South
Exchange Travelling Workshop we at MSSRF, Chennai, organise every year since
2002. One of them should be able to help the new project. Or, if financial
resources permit, someone from the new project could visit M
