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News and Notes Roundup: March 16
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It’s Monday, so of course that means it’s time for another NDItech News and Notes Roundup. As we creep towards March Madness and you all begin to fill out your brackets, take a few moments to…
Read MoreNews and Notes Roundup: March 9
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Spring has finally sprung, the snow and ice is melting, and we’re back with another Monday edition of the NDItech News and Notes Roundup. For more great info check us out…
Read MoreOpen Source is Easy. Community is Hard.
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Open source is awesome. I’m a card-carrying zealot; a vast digital public commons has been created that seems to fly in the face of basic economics. It’s one of the great achievements of the technology era.
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Read MoreNews and Notes Roundup: March 2
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The ice is melting, warmer weather is coming (we hope) and the month of March is finally here. And of course, what goes better with the great late-…
Read More6 Steps For Designing A Product With The User
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As you all know by now, we're big proponents of…
Read MoreThe NDItech Team Blog has Moved!
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Congrats! If you're here you've found the NDItech team's new home.
Afraid you'll miss DemWorks.org? Never fear - there's a bunch of exciting new content coming from the entire NDI family! There are initial…
Read MoreNews and Notes Roundup: Feb. 23
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For the first time in seemingly forever, we are back with an on-time, regularly scheduled Monday edition of the…
Read MoreZambia Elections: Using Facebook for Targeted Messages
A special guest post by Phil Brondyke (@brondyke) from NDI’s…
Read MoreNews and Notes Roundup: Feb. 18
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One might assume that with Monday’s holiday and Tuesday’s D.C. “blizzard” the NDItech News and Notes Roundup might’ve just given up on this week. But of course, we all…
Read MoreZambia Elections: Scaling Local Tech Rapidly
Presidential elections in Zambia were called after the death of President Michael Sata last October, and were won in January by Defense and Justice Minister Edgar Lungu of the Patriotic Front. While the second-place candidate called the…
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