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Author Archives: Usha Devi Venkatachalam
Radio: The Vehicle of Hate Turns a New Leaf in Rwanda
For the sake of Rwanda and the world, let us hope that Hate Radio of the past gives up its leadership mantle to Reconciliation Radio and becomes a powerful force for sustainable and just peace. Continue reading
Technology Salon on Cloud-based SMS Solutions
The rapid adoption of mobile technology by end users has also resulted in a corresponding proliferation of pilot projects around the world. Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Issues, Region, Technology
Tagged cell phone, m4change, mobile
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Bridging the Gender Digital Divide
After a decade of ICT capacity building programs from Afghanistan to Lebanon to Palestine to Zimbabwe, WLP has learnt a lesson or two in the science of bridging the gender digital divide. Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Issues, Middle East, Region, Technology
Tagged ict, jordan, women in tech
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Is Google Buzz’s Privacy Setting Any Different Than Twitter?
Google Buzz’s default privacy setting does not let me override my contacts’ wishes. It does not show who this person is to the world. Continue reading
Imagining the Future from Website Statistics
Within these browser and operating system statistics, there is one common trend which is a very troubling one for Microsoft – its fortunes are declining. Continue reading
Posted in Issues, Technology
Tagged ict, wlp at work
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Google and China: Clash of Two Rising Superpowers?
One corporate entity seems to be throwing down the gauntlet at a powerful nation, foretelling who else human rights activists should be working with in the future. Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Featured, Issues, Region, Technology
Tagged censorship, china, democracy, google, human rights, ict, surveillance
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