[DEAR COLLEAGUES -- PLEASE HELP US GET THE WORD OUT]
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Link for local listings of NOW on PBS:
Dear Media Reformer:
Community Internet may be the most important media policy fight of
the decade. Local communities across the country -- looking to offer
affordable, universal access to high-speed broadband services -- are
squaring off against big
I did a podcast interview with Marty Kearns of Green Media Toolshed. We
talked about GMT, what Network Centric Advocacy is, why non-profits should
blog, examples of Network Centric Advocacy in action, etc.
Read more about it here http://www.audioactivism.org/?p=107
Download the MP3 here
hi DDN community -
inspired by bob babione of st. louis, who recently created a st.
louis bridging community on DDN
(http://www.digitaldivide.net/community/stlouisbridging), i've set
up a DDN community for people in the washington dc-area to share
ideas, work collaboratively, blog and
This has been driving me crazy, so i used the Contact Us resource on Reuters
and asked what report the author was referring to in the article. I will let
you know if i get a response!
Siobhan
Siobhan Champ-Blackwell
Community Outreach Liaison
NN/LM-MCR
Creighton University Health Sciences
At 6:13 AM -0500 2/25/05, Andy Carvin wrote:
It turns out the ITU has included a nice plug for the WSIS telecentres
caucus in its latest Prepcom newsletter:
http://www.itu.int/wsis/newsroom/2/pc2/highlights/23feb.html
There were few links in the laundry list of fine objectives; and in
the
Andy,
I'm really sorry to read this from you, since it seems you have joined a
growing number of people who have become somewhat despondent when it
comes to the WSIS process and the WSIS politics.
Someone on one of the Civil Society lists told me, in person, that the
WSIS was a string of parties
Now that this assertion has caused so much diverse reaction from the digital
divide warriors, I think it is time to go back and to clarify what is the
common understanding of ''Digital Divide''.
Though I have not seen the WB-quoted report, I am inclined to concur with
the report findings as long
At 2:11 PM +0100 2/25/05, A. K. Mahan wrote:
In this convergence, radio promises to take on even greater
significance and value. For this reason, we believe that radio is
the one to watch.
Amy Mahan, I love you. I believe you are just exactly on target!
Now.
Perhaps I should be writing off
