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« Members-only? | Home | After a UN/business love-in, » December 12, 2003In the news, dissenters feel ignored, Africa projects win awards, China will spare no efforts to accelerate the information society, and IT-literate children are "respected like village elders."Also: a campaign for equal access to scientific knowledge, Zambia wants to build a self-renewing society, Geneva is agog (allegedly), and India's teaching software is revolutionary. And, finally, no-one knows who uses the internet...
David Steven @ December 12, 2003 09:19 AM | TrackBack
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