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- This blog is written by Murali Shanmugavelan, with help from the i-Witness team (Victoria Room and Nicky Lewis).
It's a place for journalists - particularly in developing countries - to read commentary and share insights about the information society, what it means for ordinary people in the global South, and how it can be reported in a meaningful way.
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Categories
- Africa (8)
- Call centres (2)
- Censorship (2)
- China (2)
- Climate change (1)
- Communication for development (5)
- Communication rights (3)
- Connectivity (3)
- EASSy (2)
- Gender (3)
- Google (6)
- India (5)
- Infrastructure (7)
- Intellectual property (1)
- Internet governance (14)
- Investment (1)
- Local content (2)
- Media (8)
- Microsoft (2)
- Mobile phones (4)
- Open source software (2)
- Ownership (2)
- Privacy (2)
- VoIP (1)
Recent Posts
- Internet leaders tread carefully at IGF round 2
- Happy birthday ICANN?
- Who’s who on the internet: a matter for privacy?
- Africa left in the dark: why infrastructure matters
- Tense times for Google’s ‘marriage’ to the media
- Wise words: Africa is open for business
- WIPO’s piracy treaty blown out of the water
- It’s Yemen’s turn for censorship
- Ultimately, it’s all about access
- Heads up for world 'info soc' day
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