Dear Colleagues
FOSSFP is participating in the Sharing the Future Activities during the
World Summit on the Information Society Tunis 2005 from November 14-20, 2005
in Tunis, Tunisia. Mr. Fouad Riaz Bajwa, General Secretary, FOSSFP will be
representing FOSSFP on behalf of Dr. M. Anwar ur Rehman
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT
Regulating Search?
A Symposium on Search Engines, Law, and Public Policy
December 3, 2005
Yale Law School
New Haven, CT
http://islandia.law.yale.edu/isp/regulatingsearch.html
Search is big business, and search functionality increasingly shapes
the information society.
Hello everybody,
I am Tushar from India. On 26th June 2005 United Nations Office on Drugs
and Crime (UNODC) kicked off an interesting initiative - a recovery
network
It is: http://www.wesouthasians.org
It has the potential of becoming an invaluable resource. All of you are
welcome to share your
Hi Norma, others,
My next email to the list on this issue had three links, all of which
referred to specific patches and release dates. I don't really have time
to find the information and re-post, but if you check back, you should
be able to find it. I found those articles by using Google
Study Says Europe Has Digital Divide
BRUSSELS, Belgium - A digital divide has appeared among Europeans, with
age, income and education determining whether the continent's citizens
use the Internet, according to a new European Union study released
Thursday. Eurostat, the EU's statistics
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The great thing about being on the cutting-edge is that there are no
answers. And that's what
It would also be interesting to know the percentage of women in these
different groups, to get a sense of whether the gender divide in
Europe may be changing.
Sophia Huyer
Executive Director
Women in Global Science and Technology
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Study Says Europe Has Digital Divide
BRUSSELS, Belgium - A digital divide has appeared among Europeans, with
age, income and education determining whether the continent's citizens
use the Internet,
Greetings,
In the sense that we are a network, or persons and organizations operating
within the same field and towards similar or related positive social ends
and not principally competitors in a field as market, (though competition
for resources exists, and we are susceptible to a competitive
Actually, Don, it's being argued that much of the rioting was instigated
by blog postings and other technology-driven innovations on the part of
the youth involved, ranging from mass-SMS to a giant blog site run by a
radio station (will have to find the link for this).
I would also argue
Dear Colleagues,
You are cordially invited to participate in a panel discussion on Achieving
Better Quality and Higher Cost Efficiency in Healthcare and Education
Through ICT, 17 November 2005, 13:00-15:00, Room Hannibal, Kram Exhibition
Center, Tunis.
Organized by Siemens and the
Hi all,
Just saw this article 'World Bank punts e-development' in the Digital
opportunity Channel at
http://www.digitalopportunity.org/article/view/122060/1/
What captured my attention was:
The World Bank is the largest international donor in the field of ICT for
development, with ICT projects
Thanks. FYI (and others) I am giving a presentation on Lessons in e-
Health and E-Education from the North for Developing Countries at the
IRFD conference on Tues 4-6 pm (Renaissance Tunis Hotel).
Professor Heather E. Hudson
Director, Telecommunications Management and Policy Program
School of
Good points on impact of current social unrest in France, which I expect
is probably most spread by television, (I expect the Internet is a
relatively small matter, except as a modern day telephone system for
persons watching TV). Reminds me of the riots/burnings in many cities
in U.S. in
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