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Full Coverage: civil society & ICT
December 2007
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20.12.2007
The first set of global standards for providing television services over the Internet by the UN Agency for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) have been announced. This move is expected to fuel innovation and competition in the field of Internet Protocol Television.
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Related topics/regions:
[Communication]
[ICT]
[Internet]
[Media]
[Civil society]
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19.12.2007
The Internet is set to play a critical role in poverty eradication efforts by providing unprecedented access to knowledge to the poor billions, according to experts gathered at a global knowledge conference. Hosted by the Global Knowledge Partnership, a multi-stakeholder platform by and for various sectors, the summit was a celebration of ten years of partnerships and the sharing of knowledge for the common goal of ICTs for development.
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OneWorld South Asia
Related topics/regions:
[Development]
[ICT]
[Internet]
[Knowledge]
[Civil society]
[Governance]
Image: Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia visits the GK3 exhibition hub. Photo credit: Global Knowledge Partnership/ Sasa Kralj
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19.12.2007
The Internet is set to play a critical role in poverty eradication efforts by providing unprecedented access to knowledge to the poor billions, according to experts gathered at a global knowledge conference. Hosted by the Global Knowledge Partnership, a multi-stakeholder platform by and for various sectors, the summit was a celebration of ten years of partnerships and the sharing of knowledge for the common goal of ICTs for development.
more...
From:
OneWorld South Asia
Related topics/regions:
[South East Asia]
[Malaysia]
[ICT]
[Internet]
[Knowledge]
[Civil society]
Image: GKP is 10! Photo credit: Global Knowledge Partnership /Sasa Kralj
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14.12.2007
Dagens Nyheter, the largest circulated daily of Sweden, has launched worldÂ’s first newspaper telephone. By signing up for a 199 kronor ($35.21) monthly call plan, one can freely surf the news site by pushing a special "DN" button.
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Related topics/regions:
[ICT]
[Internet]
[Civil society]
Image: The Dagens Nyheter building in Stockholm / Photo credit: Wikipedia
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13.12.2007
The “Menu for Hope” is an on-line lottery conceived as a fund-raising campaign. The World Food Programme has welcomed the initiative, saying that it makes a unique connection between impoverished African farmers and people with fascination for food in the developed world.
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Related topics/regions:
[Capacity building]
[Poverty]
[ICT]
[Internet]
[Civil society]
Image: Menu for hope / Photo credit: WFP
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