Dear Fouad
I have most of these sites but when one tries to get to the basis of each
statistic and one becomes uneasy since these refer to sources which (at
least for Pakistan) are in many cases, invalid. Also the data e.g. in the UN
reports are off by several years and are also incorrectly source
Dear Kimasha,
I recently heard a talk by a Senator Leornard Tsosie, from the state of New
Mexico in the U.S. On a project he is doing taking Internet to remote areas
of his state. The name of his project is "Internet to the Hogan."
Good luck-
Kris White
http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2006/prod_
I don't have a response to your question, but a good place to discuss
these kinds of methodological issues is the Association of Internet
Researchers List. Subscriptions at:
http://listserv.aoir.org/listinfo.cgi/air-l-aoir.org
Mark Warschauer
UC Irvine
>In the mail on Tele-medicine, what struc
Dear Salman,
I have used and referenced stats from the following websites frequently and
most of these are updated on a regular basis and are widely referenced by
many sources.
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In the mail on Tele-medicine, what struck me was the figure of 50 M Internet
users in India. I feel the same way when I read statistics of other
countries as well.
I have always wondered how the number of Internet users in a country is
estimated. Over the last 10 years I have been struggling to
Hello BBracey et. al,
It's no surprise to me that many who discuss the digital divide don't have
much of a clue as to life in the trenches. I work with a large population in
the U.S. near the geographical area you indicate. It is composed of
non-English speakers who are not even literate
"There are parts of the U.S. that do not have broadband service at
all... I think we have a clear role for government to play in terms
of filling that gap."
-- Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Va)
The above quote from Benton Headlines. Those of us who travel widely in the
rural parts of the country may
Dear members,
I am working in the ICT4RD project in Tanzania. I am in the preparation to
conduct a stud on the appropriate Business model to diffuse broadband services
in the rural. My vision is that the model integrate ICT and SMEs activities. It
should also accomodate other e-services su
Post Everywhere.
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