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Mexico’s Digital Challenge
Written by Kapell
Can you imagine our interconnected world without internet? For those born in the digital era, as well as older generations that have assimilated the daily usage of information technologies, it is difficult to picture life without access to the network. Our lives would be completely different, we would not be […]
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What Have We Learned from International Women’s Day?
Written by Nettra Pan
What do Indian air hostesses, James Bond dressed in drag and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have in common? Before you get carried away, I’ll tell you: International Women’s Day, celebrated on the 8th of March. Last year, more than a hundred countries around world commemorated the 100th anniversary […]
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Trolling, Threatening, Hacking: Pre-election Online Behavior in Nicaragua
Written by vlemus
(All links in Spanish unless stated otherwise.) Central America is not a region where politics can be discussed in a casual manner. Granted, nowhere in the world really is. However, our polarized societies don’t make it any easier either to openly discuss politics or find reliable sources of information on […]
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The Internet Governance Forum In Nairobi- The Main Points on the First Day
Written by kachwanya
This week Nairobi Kenya is hosting the Internet Governance Forum on “The Internet as a Catalyst for Change: Access, Development, Freedom and Innovation” . The global IGF is being held in Africa for the first time and thousands of internet experts and users are in Nairobi to discuss challenges facing […]
