Wire Lunghabo James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However I would also like to add that many times when we talk of
connectivity, we mean having probably a connection to either the
internet directly or to the telcos etc. Has some one ever thought of
creating a network of villages linked together
On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 17:14, Robert Miller wrote:
And, what if all the content on this server were remotely refreshed
nightly via satellite broadcast with any updates so that those content
resources were always current as of 2:00 AM that day and were available
to students, faculty, and
Dear All,
I am Meddie Mayanja, working for the World Bank Institute. I wanted to
contribute to the debate in the context of my experience in the ICTs for
Development and my current position.
1. Are high-bandwidth connections necessary, or even important, to
making a real impact on
1. Are high-bandwidth connections necessary, or even important, to
making a real impact on development? Or are the costs and problems
inherent in establishing such connectivity too high -- and unsustainable
-- for underserved areas?
1. High bandwidth: I think enough to do Yahoo! mail or
