October 26, 2005
The Latest Headlines on the Digital Divide
The digital divide is a hot topic. Here are today's headlines...
Tecamac: Mexico's Hope for Bridging the Digital Divide
(Government Technology) A dream of bridging the digital divide is coming true in the countryside outside
http://www.govtech.net/magazine/channel_story.php/97059
UK Ministers 'Failing to Deal with the Digital Divide'
(Financial Times)
The growth in the number of homes connected to the internet has slowed and the government is failing to take seriously the persistent problem of the "digital divide", according to leading charities and pressure groups. John Fisher, chief executive of Citizens Online, a charity devoted to internet access, said: "This is a big problem for government, for business and for individuals. (October 25, 2005)
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/721de9c6-44f4-11da-a5f0-00000e2511c8.html
Commonwealth to Take Action on Digital Divide
(CBC) The gap between the poor and the rich can be bridged by information and communication technologies.That was the consensus among stakeholders at the just concluded meeting on the commonwealth action programme for the digital divide, in
http://www.cbc.bb/content/view/2522/10/
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