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Internet Freedom - Not So Much in Mobile Land
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Last week was Internet Freedom Day - a year…
Read MoreYou, Too, Can Browse Like James Bond, Using TAILS
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One of the best tutorials on 'browsing like James Bond without leaving a trace" using a tool called TAILS that NDI has worked on, take a look at this …
Read MoreSustainability (in ICT4D) is Overrated
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I started my day yesterday (deplorably early) at a (very engaging) discussion on the role of…
Read More#NDItech +1: @Social Media Week
Are you planning on attending Social Media Week? There are more than 100…
Read MoreIn Memoriam: Aaron Swartz
NDItech mourns the death of Aaron Swartz who killed himself on November 11, 2013. Aaron was a fiercely brilliant programmer, a passionate advocate for an open and free Internet that supports and promotes freedom of information, and a true…
Read MoreMobile Voter Education and Radio in the Election in Ghana
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IIn Ghana's recent election NDItech partnered with the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO), an independent Ghanaian NGO focused on election accountability. Our goal was to increase…
Read MoreClosing the Technology Gender Gap
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Two recent reports emphasize the importance of the ICT gender gap in developing countries. These in-depth analyses provide statistics, case studies, and conclusions that clearly demonstrate why closing that gap is so essential to development and…
Read MoreBetter Use of Tech for 2013
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New Year, new beginnings. The beginning of 2013 is a great time to try new ideas and improve upon existing projects. In this week's Monday Round-Up, we've collected a set of guides and resources that can help meet your resolutions to build your…
Read MoreMore than a Like: Creating Facebook Pages with Impact
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While creating a Facebook page or group may be easy, maintaining and gaining meaningful impact can be difficult. The folks at Social Media Exchange (SMEX) recently published "…
Read MoreSocial Media The World Over: People Connecting Everywhere.
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The ever-prolific Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project, not surprisingly, found in its latest research that social media is ubiquitous - at least among the young and the wealthier in the 21 countries studied. Social…
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