Dear Ismael,
See:
Towards an African e-Index
http://www.researchictafrica.net/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=504CAMSSID=e6501939a722422e76cfe7915ff21cdc
Telecom Demand: Measures for Improving Affordability
hi DDN community -
the wall street journal reports that Time magazine, which prides itself
on telling people things they already know (honestly, the editor of Time was on
television saying that a year or two ago), is going more digital.
Time management has taken steps to dissolve the
Andy Carvin wrote:
What link are you referring to? None of the links I'm aware of had
small fonts. Sure it wasn't your browser?
Peter S. Lopez de Aztlan wrote:
Thanks for the Link Brother Andy ~ The font on that article was
really small, especially for near sighted people like me and I am
Pamela McLean wrote:
Andy Carvin wrote:
What Does it Mean to be a Technology Activist?
Taran Rampersad has just authored an insightful essay...Some
highlights...technology activism ... means trying to bring about
change with technology.
I think that hits the nail on the head. Being a
Technology activist isn't really a new term; I've been hearing it for
at least a decade. Do a Google search for it and you'll get at least 500
hits. I also searched google groups and found Phil Agre using it in a
CPSR newsletter in August 1994. So it's more of an oldie-but-goodie than
anything
Peter Jones just left a really great comment on this - it deserves
mention. The crux of his comment is below; you can read the comment by
following the link after it.
Back in the 1980s management and IT lit. used to espouse the need for
and existence of hybrid managers. Traditional management
