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Meaningful Broadband: China has begun activation. Shenlong Han, an associate professor of Peking University, will oversee village test marketing of Meaningful Broadband in an impoverished
A few years ago, after DDI’s Craig Warren Smith lectured in Dhaka, we were invited by Bangladesh’s prime minister to bring our Meaningful Broadband framework
About $40 billion of Universal Services Funds annually are supposed to bring the Internet to the poor. But instead it’s a mess. Here’s what DDI
Heavily funded by the Gates Foundation, TED’s new initiative may produce breakthroughs to close digital divide. Finally, Bill and Melinda Gates are setting their sights
Elon Musk is known for his brash plans for interplanetary and under-the-earth travel, but his real impact may be to close the world’s digital divide.
It may be hard to believe but, yes, some think 3-D printing may be the latest solution for low-cost housing for the poor. Check it
The news from Forbes that Jeff Bezos is officially the world’s richest person reminded me immediately of a chat I had decades ago with my
The mood among telecom regulators worldwide is to reign in tech companies so that they optimally serve the public interest. How to do that? Check
This brief blog post announces Digital Divide Institute’s newest initiative: “Ecommerce for All.” This is an economic modeling exercise which brings together stakeholders from around
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