Is it OK for corporations to piggyback social causes to expand?
Can we really expect profit-oriented corporations that piggyback on social causes to have the best interests of developing nations when...
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Will scrub toilets for Wifi? 22K people accidentally agree to community service for Wifi
Always read the terms and conditions before logging on to public Wifi, or you may be one of the 22,000...
Colombia ranks #1 in Affordable Internet Access for Developing Nations: Report
For the second year running, Colombia ranks number one in the developing world for Internet affordability and access, according to...
Digital Colonialism: Facebook’s agenda to limit connectivity in developing countries
Facebook has been working hard to spread its influence to developing nations; however, it's not about providing access to all of...
Can Libya’s government bring down URL shortener bit.ly?
Following successful mass protests in Tunisia and Egypt thousands of protesters have been taking part in demonstrations in Libya, which included a “Day of Anger” on Friday. However, concerns have been raised that if Gaddafi’s government were to shut down internet access, as happened in Egypt, bit..ly links, which are shared by millions of twitter users every day, will become unusable.
