On 11/15/04, Cornelio Hopmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(4) Please name a single example listed at www.digitaldividends.org
that shows using comparative data (either before/after or
group-in-question/control-group) that the poor end-users of ICT-services
were made less poor by using ICT.
This
On Tuesday, November 16, 2004, Ken DiPietro wrote:
To give you a specific example, not including the upstream connection to
the net, we can provide everything necessary to connect and distribute
access to 10 points in a town (with specific RF requirements taken into
account) for well under
Dear GKD List Members,
I, too, am grateful to be part of this list. Ken DiPietro and I have
known each other and worked together for several years now. We operate
a wireless ISP in Georgia as well as market low-cost outdoor hardware to
other wireless ISPs. I strongly feel that we can help out
Hi Al,
Guess I am still a Doubting Thomas.
Perhaps we need to go back and define poverty and exactly what this
means. Is it different in a developed country and a developing world? Is
it based on consumption?
The old solar example is very good here. If I hang my clothes out to
dry, my capital
