Ken Callaghan wrote:
Sorry - this page does not seem to want to be found. Is the link correct?
Try this version via [A12n-forum]
CFP: UNESCO-IFAP funding for projects
FYI... this item seems to be an interesting opportunity (it is making the rounds
of several lists - pardon the duplicate posting)
Introducing the new GIO! (Sounds like a car commercial?)
Citizen, Consumer and Community interests have gathered together
in person and through the GIO listserv (subscription info below,
in signature) from across Illinois, and with other experts and
concerned citizens from across the country to
Hi everyone,
I've just posted a new podcast called "Overcoming Wikipedia's Growing
Pains." The podcast was inspired by a Wired News article talking about
the challenges faced by the online encyclopedia Wikipedia as it tries to
become more broadly accepted both by subject experts and the public.
Hi everyone,
Apple came out with its first (relatively) low-cost computer today. The
Mac Mini isn't much larger than a stack of DVDs and costs USD $499,
minus keyboard and monitor.
http://www.wired.com/news/mac/0,2125,66239,00.html
http://www.apple.com/macmini/
--
---
I'd like to call attention to the report just released by the Pew Research
Center and Elon U. School of Communications. "The Future of the Internet" is
a 62 page PDF document, the link to which can be found at
http://www.pewinternet.org/PPF/r/145/report_display.asp
Over 1,200 experts were survey
Try this:
http://tinyurl.com/6g496
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:digitaldivide-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pamela McLean
> Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 10:19 AM
> To: The Digital Divide Network discussion group
> Subject: Re: [DDN] UNESCO calls for Projec
Hi
I've since discovered that the link runs to 2 lines but the last part of
it wasn't part of the URL. If you copy both lines and paste into the
browser you will get there.
Yes I had the same problem with registering but I've submitted details so
I'll see what happens!
Thanks for taking the time
Ken,
The link just got broken by the line wrap.
Just piece it back together and it will work.
Alternatively, just take the beginning part of
the link into the Unesco site and navigate to
the program (e.g. using their search facility).
WJM
Ken Callaghan wrote:
Sorry - this page does not seem to want
Ken Callaghan wrote:
Sorry - this page does not seem to want to be found. Is the link correct?
I've had the same problem. In the end I got there by going to the site
and doing a search - which got me to a page which did seem to be that
link...
Then there's a reference to another page - whi
Phil Shapiro wrote:
>hi everyone -
>
> there's a nice mention of DDN on slashdot.org this evening. the title
>of of the story
>is: IT and Natural Disasters
>
> here's the opening text of the story.
>
>rikomatic writes "The Asian tsunami in December has dramatically shown how
>much SMS, ema
Sorry - this page does not seem to want to be found. Is the link correct?
Ken
Digital Communities Project Manager
c/o Belfast Education & Library Board
40 Academy Street
Belfast BT1 2
Tel 028 9056 4263 (Direct line)
Mobile 078 66 55 77 83
###
This mess
The current issue of The Atlantic Monthly reports the findings of a recent
study commissioned by Yahoo and the media agency OMD that unhooked Internet
users for two weeks. The participants reported withdrawal-like symptoms and
discovered that their daily lives were disrupted by this lack of acce
hi everyone -
there's a nice mention of DDN on slashdot.org this evening. the title
of of the story
is: IT and Natural Disasters
here's the opening text of the story.
rikomatic writes "The Asian tsunami in December has dramatically shown how
much SMS, email and the web are now indispen
Starting an NGO seems more and more important.
Janet Feldman wrote:
>Title:Call for Proposals: UNESCO's Information for All Programme
>
>URL:
>http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=17828&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI
>ON=201.html
>
>Description: UNESCO calls for proposals for projects
14 matches
Mail list logo
