What would New York Citys government look like if it was designed today, from
scratch? How would information and communication technology influence its
design? How would you weave the internet into local governance? Would you make
it more transparent, even a fishbowl? Would you provide
Dear all,
My observations are simple and straight.
The community knows what they nned.
Digital Divide is created and felt by outsiders to the community and
not within the community.
The present e-Governance is a ploy by the MNC electronics, hardware
and networking vendors on poor countries
Taran,
When I said reply and react, I did not mean directly by email. I meant that
they read the SPAM and somehow reward the SPAMer by buying the service or
reacting in some way that is traceable to the email sent (perhaps by
clicking on a specific link in the email).
I agree with the article
INTERNATIONAL 2005 ICT STUDENT COMPETITON: INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES: A
SOCIETY FOR ALL GENERATIONS http://www.international-iccc.org/
www.international-iccc.org (Please Forward As Appropriate)
Background: This competition is sponsored by the International
Council for
Jon maddog Hall wrote:
Taran,
When I said reply and react, I did not mean directly by email. I meant that
they read the SPAM and somehow reward the SPAMer by buying the service or
reacting in some way that is traceable to the email sent (perhaps by
clicking on a specific link in the email).
I
Kris Dev wrote:
Dear all,
My observations are simple and straight.
The community knows what they nned.
To an extent, I believe that this is true.
Digital Divide is created and felt by outsiders to the community and
not within the community.
The inherent issue is that there is no one
Well, SPAM is employing a lot of people. That's probably the real problem.
I think that the real problem is that people reply and react to SPAM. That
is what makes SPAM profitable. Unfortunately it is also a hard habit to
break in the general population.
md
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Jon maddog Hall
Executive
Although some recent articles may suggest that cell phones are exempt from
telemarketers by law, apparently telemarketers are somehow getting cell
phone numbers. The phone number and web address below will enable users in
the U.S. to register both cell phones and land line phones should you
Jon maddog Hall wrote:
Well, SPAM is employing a lot of people. That's probably the real problem.
I think that the real problem is that people reply and react to SPAM. That
is what makes SPAM profitable. Unfortunately it is also a hard habit to
break in the general population.
md
In regard to elementary education curriculum standards in terms of the use
of classroom technology, these two resource listing posts from the
Net-Gold discussion group may be of interest to some of the members of
this discussion group.
From: David P. Dillard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu May 5,
Dear DDN members,
I want to draw your attention to the newly posted feature story on the DDN
homepage:
Digitizing the Costa Rican Classroom: A Success Story.
This article profiles Opportunity Access Inc., an organization that
provides both the hands-on community computer training and the grade
I have put together a selection of resources about fair use, plagiarism
and related copyright issues from a variety of viewpoints. This Net-Gold
post may be viewed at this URL or on any of the three remaining Net-Gold
archives on the Temple University Listserv server or on Google Groups.
From:
Peter Yu wrote:
(...) Hopefully, the information ecosystem will
provide a useful framework for those working to bridge the global digital
divide. The piece is not digitally locked-up; it is freely available at
http://ssrn.com/abstract=578575. As usual, feedback is greatly welcome.
Regards, Peter
Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 12:16:14 -0400 (EDT)
From: David P. Dillard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Net-Gold [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Temple University Net-Gold Archive [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Temple Gold Discussion Group [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
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